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What else can I help you with?
Why do you have so many cats?
I don't have one but I thinks it's there offsprings.
How are offsprings born?
koalas are mamals so live birth
How many offsprings does the bison have?
According to the related link below, bison have 30 pairs of chromosomes, so 60 chromosomes in total.
Why was punnet square invented?
so people can predict their offsprings and mostly curiosity
Do rodents go after crab apples?
Rodents will generally go after whatever they can find that is to their liking. So some rodents may.
What are the common house problems today?
Termites, carpenter ants, leakage, rodents. There are so many.
Is a mouse a rodent?
all rodents have incizor teeth that never stop growing so they always need something to qnaw on.
How do rodents defend themselves?
First of all, it depends on the rodent. What makes all rodents rodents is their teeth, which they can definitely use to defend themselves. Rodents also usually have claws on their feet that they can use, and many have excellent hearing and smell so that they can flee easily, plus many will pee, barf, or poop if it comes to it. Some rodents have specialized defenses for specialized predators, but those are fewer and farther between than the ones I have said already.
What animals are bald?
rodents like kangaroos. mice.rats.headchogs.hamsters. and all so birds. fish all rodents i no are
Why are snakes so good?
They eat rodents.
Do fish eat mystery snail offsprings?
I dont think so.. never heard of that but i might be wrong
How many offsprings can a cat have in a year?
An average litter numbers between 5 and 7. Cats can become pregnant about 3 or 4 times a year. So about 28 offspring a year.
