When a female goes into heat, she releases multiple eggs, each of which can be fertilized by a different sperm. As such, each fertilized egg will have slightly different combinations of genes - leading to different genetic makeups of the kittens. In a few cases, a fertized egg might split early on - leading to identical twins in the kittens, but for the most part, kittens would be considered fraternal twins (or triplets, or quads, etc.).
none, a person does not give birth to kittens
No, lions give birth to cubs, not kittens. Lions are larger members of the cat family, and their offspring are called cubs.
Most certainly. A cats colors doesn't have to depend upon its parents fur or breed. It could depend upon its grand parents or other ancestors.
Of course not.
Yes, though cats sometimes give birth to more than two kittens.
Their...not there...! Also there's another one that you shouldn't get mixed up... they're. All different things to be used for different situations. Like Your and You're..... Learn English please ;) Also, the mother cat does leave her kittens to look for food and the like. More so as the kittens get older and more capable of looking out for themselves.
It depends on what type of cat it is
Typically, a Siamese cat can give birth to a litter of 4-6 kittens, although litters sizes can range from 1-8 kittens. The average litter size for a Siamese cat is around 4-5 kittens.
Cats would usually give birth to 1 - 10 kittens per pregnancy!Or in a rare case it will loss the kittens :(
Usually one or two kittens.
No in the same way that no male can ever give birth
no its not normal but when it does happen one or more of the kittens die