Prairie dogs typically have their young, known as pups, in late spring to early summer, usually around May to June. The gestation period lasts about 28 to 34 days, and females give birth to litters that can range from 2 to 8 pups. The young are weaned after about 6 weeks and begin to emerge from the burrow shortly after. This timing coincides with warmer weather and abundant food resources, which are crucial for their survival.
Prairie dogs have 5-10 babies in each litter.
Prairie voles typically have 2 to 6 litters per breeding season, with each litter consisting of about 3 to 6 babies. This means that a female prairie vole can produce anywhere from 6 to 36 offspring in a single breeding season, depending on environmental conditions and resource availability. Their high reproductive rate helps maintain their population in the wild.
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Alberta is the largest prairie province by land size. Saskatchewan is the prairie province with the most prairie land.
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The address of the Eden Prairie Library is: 565 Prairie Center Drive, Eden Prairie, 55344 5319
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The address of the Prairie District is: 71 Smith Creek Rd, Prairie, 83647 9803