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3 or 4 cubs

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35 days

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A uterus could be described as a gestation tube; that is where gestation (the growth of a fetus) takes place.

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Average 147 day gestation period for a Sheep. Sheep gestation periods can generally be anywhere from 144-151 days.

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'Feline' is the generic name for the cat family - lions, tigers, house cats are all 'felines'.

'gestation' is the period of time that an animal carries its young in the womb. The gestation time for a cow is 9 months like a human woman. The gestation time for cats is about 60-67 days. even if your moma is fat dont cry about it

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The earliest direct evidence for true mammalian life lies in a single fossilized brain case, found in China and described by Zhe-Xi Luo and Ai-Lin Sun in the 2001 issue of Science. The find, named Hadrocodium wui, dates to around 195 million years ago, placing the origin of true mammals sometime before the early Jurassic Period and perhaps even the late Triassic Period.

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21 days

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I love rabbits

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On average five months

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Generally 63 days, search canine reproduction on the web to get the details. Preganancy is difficult to detect for the first half of the pregnancy or even longer.

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In the ER we do not listen for fetal heart tones until 10 weeks. The fetus is just too small. good luck Joymaker RN

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Fetotomy means cutting or slicing the dead over-sized or mal-dispositioned fetus during parturition and after the fetus completed the gestation period while embryotomy means cutting the embryo before the end of gestation period.

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The Sun does not "burn", like we think of logs in a fire or paper burning. The Sun glows because it is a very big ball of gas, and a process called nuclear fusion is taking place in its core. Nuclear fusion occurs when one proton smashes into another proton so hard that they stick together...and release some energy as well. This energy then heats up the other materials (other protons and electrons and such) nearby. This heating eventually grows out from the center (or core) of the star to the outside, finally leaving the surface and radiating out into space to be the heat and light we know stars emit.

People, including scientists, sometimes say that the Sun "burns hydrogen" to make it glow. But that is just a figure of speech. Hydrogen really doesn't burn, it fuses, into helium. So no oxygen is required!

(Source: See related NASA link.)

When things here on Earth burn, what is happening is that oxygen is combining with the molecules of the burning substance and releasing energy, which is the heat of the burning. Some materials give off more heat when combining with oxygen, some give off less. If a material does not readily combine with oxygen, or if the amount of energy released when it does combine is too low, we say that the material is not flammable.

What goes on in the sun, however, is not "burning" like here on Earth. There is no oxygen (or more accurately, no where near enough oxygen, there is a little) in the sun for any kind of normal burning to take place. What is going in is a process called nuclear fusion.

In the sun, hydrogen nuclei are fused together to make helium. This is similar to burning on Earth in the fact that two things are combining together to release energy, but different in every other way. For one thing, the materials involved are different. For another, oxygen on Earth combines chemically via the outer electrons with an appropriate fuel to burn, whereas in the sun, it is the nuclei of hydrogen atoms which are combined. The interior of the sun where this takes place is much to energetic for the hydrogen atoms to even have any outer electrons. Lastly, while chemical burning on earth releases only a little energy compared to the mass of burning materials, nuclear fusion on the sun releases a huge amount of energy compared to the masses of hydrogen involved.

But just like any fire on Earth, the sun can't go on burning forever. When all of the hydrogen has been fused into Helium, the sun will change somewhat and start to fuse the helium nuclei. This does not release as much energy as the fusion of hydrogen, however. This will continue through other elements until the only thing left is gaseous iron, and the sun eventually dies. Don't worry about that, though, our sun has another good 5 billion years left before it dies!

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Cheetah's mate and reproduce all year round. They don't have any mating season as such. After a gestation period of around 90 to 98 days, a female give birth to a litter of upto 9 cubs. But, the average litter size is between 3 to 5 cubs. The cubs weigh an average of 150 to 300 grams at birth and stay with the mother for approximately 2 years. During this period, the mother protects her cubs and feeds them.

Male cheetahs take no part in raising the young ones. The females do it all by themselves.

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The will remember things for a lifetime, like a certain area that they eat in or a certain location that they last felt pain. Short-term memory, though only lasts for a few seconds.

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As long as there is no rooster around to mate with the hens, you will not receive fertile eggs.

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It depends on breed: some breeds, like Nigerians, have a longer gestation period than others. The average, however, is 145-155 days in length.

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That is a pretty good rule of thumb and is true most of the time. I'm sure there are exceptions. A sperm whale has a gestation period of almost two years and a mouse has one of about three weeks.

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womb egg travels from fallipian tubes from ovaries

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The gestation period, or pregnancy can vary between species, ranging from from 16 days for the Syrian hamster, and up to to 30 days for species of the Dwarf hamster.