This leads me to the question of whether a horse can abort her offspring.
Be careful how you phrase your sentences, because here your subject is "horse" and the verbs are "be" and "abort." Who is doing the aborting? If it certainly isn't the horse then you need to include the second subject.
Remember your English teachers every now and then. They get paid to do their job for a reason.
****Whoever answered this question is very rude and ironically doesn't know what he or she is talking about... The term "abort" is commonly used to refer to a horse having a miscarriage. Yes, it would be the mare's body "doing" the aborting. There was nothing wrong with this question.
And, yes, although very very unlikely one twin can survive.
In a simliar time period, like two days difference, there is a higher chance of the mare becoming pregnant, but she will probably only have one foal as twin foals are rare.
Yes, a horse can have twins. It is rare, and dangerous for both the mare and the foals. A mare pregnant with twins will usually abort both fetuses at about five to eight months. very rarely but if it does happen 1 of the foals most likely will die also there is only a one in 10000 chance that there will be twins :-)) Added: in most cases a vet will recommend to abort one of the twins to save the life of the other. Occasionally equine twins are born without issues, but it is very rare. Both foals can be healthy at birth, and that's common when a mare has twins. If a mare is fed too much while in foal with twins the foals will grow too big and she will lose them and/or die Also if both are born healthy one will have to be bottle fed as the mare doesn't have enough milk for both. It can also occur mare has triples, but it happened only few times (no more then 5) in the world. None of them ended good. ^^
In gestation, one twin cannot physically "hide" behind the other in a way that would obscure its existence entirely, as both embryos develop in the same amniotic sac (in the case of identical twins) or separate sacs (in fraternal twins). However, one twin may be smaller or less developed than the other, which can sometimes lead to difficulties in imaging or assessing the smaller twin during ultrasounds. This phenomenon is often referred to as "vanishing twin syndrome," where one twin is absorbed into the other or the surrounding tissue. Overall, while one twin might be less visible, both are present and developing.
Yes, horses can give birth to twins, although it is rare. Twins can occur when the mare releases multiple eggs during ovulation, which are then fertilized by separate sperm. Twin pregnancies in horses can be risky due to complications such as developmental abnormalities and pregnancy loss.
Only if the twin is a heifer and if that twin has been tested negative for being a freemartin (IF she had been twinned with a bull calf). Twin heifers are both highly likely to get pregnant when they reach puberty.
If you were to miscarry one twin the other fetus can still survive, but the chances for that are SLIM!!
The other twin is unlikely to survive.
In a simliar time period, like two days difference, there is a higher chance of the mare becoming pregnant, but she will probably only have one foal as twin foals are rare.
Sebastian is Viola's twin brother who has been lost at sea, however he survives the ship wreck by being pulled out of the sea by Antonio
Seven would be nominal, if the mare foaled successfully each year. While there is a chance that a mare can produce twins the chance of a successful twin birth is rare.
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that means they are not identical twins they are fraternal they each got different genes
Most often a horse will have only one baby at a time but once in a long wile you will have a horse that has twins, if this happens it is better to abort one of them because it can cause problems to the mother and may harm or kill one or both twins. I had an odd experience once, my mare was pregnant and when I had her checked I found out that she was carrying twins, I I'm had the twin immediately twin aborted but when she delivered, she had twins! This means she actually would have had triplets and if I had not had the third aborted all four animals would have died.
No, but it is possible
yes, her other twin is Katie price
it was a twin river to the Indus.
As long as it is not an identical twin, yer