If you turn the rabbit on its back, then squeeze the sex organ GENTLY, the MALE organ will appear as a 'circular' shape. The FEMALE sex organ is a 'slit'.
Lionhead rabbits are sexed (that means their sex is identified) in the same ways as all pet rabbits. See the related question below for more details and links with helpful pictures.
You must separate the male from the female rabbit. Generally a male rabbit won't kill his offspring. But once the deed has been done, in the wild the male rabbit will usually leave the female and leave her to do her thing.
There are far more female wild horses and burros than there are male. Many studies have taken place to find out why.
It can be used for a male pig across a number of species, but it also refers to both female and male wild pigs which are the ancestor of the domestic pig.a wild bore is a male pig.
Depending on the care any domesticated rabbit receives (male or female), they can live up to 7 years. For example, a healthy outdoor rabbit (kept in a rabbit hutch year round) can live up to 2 to 3 years. A healthy indoor rabbit can live up to 7 years. All pet rabbits should be given the proper diet and care. For more information visit the related link below.
Male and female society finches are identical in appearance, but not in behaviour - however, to discover whether yours is male or female (assuming you only have the one) you'll need to intoroduce it to another society finch known to be female. Males will conduct a distinctive courtship dance during which he will fluff up his feathers and bounce up and down on the perch, whereas females will not. There's a picture of a male (with the darker colouring of the wild bird rather than the light feathers that your domesticated bird may have) engaged in the dance at http://www.efinch.com/birdpixchocpiedsoc.jpg
You must separate the male from the female rabbit. Generally a male rabbit won't kill his offspring. But once the deed has been done, in the wild the male rabbit will usually leave the female and leave her to do her thing.
They will always accept them but not nescessarily want to mate at that point in time. They usually run away from the male and make a very loud grunt like a wild hog. If your female rabbit is running away from the male but you want them to mate do not hold her down as this will cause her to bite you as it JUST happend to me about an hour ago...
No. There is nothing significant between male and female rabbits just to look at them; differences in size, ear shape, colour, etc., does not give any clue what-so-ever as to whether a particular animal is male or female. The only way to tell a buck from a doe is to check the genitalia. Even then, experts such as breeders and veternarians well- used to "sexing" rabbits can make a mistake.
DO NOT UNDER ANY OCCASION MIX WILD AND DOMESTIC BUNNIES OTHERWISE THE DOMESTIC MAY DIE, IT HAPPENED TO ME BEFORE! Even though the are still babies the chances are that your domestic bunnies may die!
female turkeys can lay eggs, male turkeys can't
No! The babies will be semi-wild, but still sweet! Wild rabbits do it! Don't kill the rabbit!
Unless you raised a wild rabbit, then your rabbit is not a jackrabbit. Jackrabbits are not domesticated: they're wild hares. All domestic rabbits are of the European Rabbit species.
one of them has a penis!! Can you guess which one?????:) Never attempt to tell on a wild skunk. You will get sprayed. And if it comes after you , it may have rabies.
A wild doe(female rabbit) will make her nest inside a hole underground. Where her kits are warm and safe.
Not usually, one rabbit can be kept on its own as long as it gets enough human interaction each day. You can house two rabbits, and its strongly recommended if you or other people who look after the rabbit can't spend a lot of time together. Rabbits live together in the wild, and enjoy each others company, just make sure they are always neutered, to prevent a same sex pair fighting, or a male and female pair breeding!
Fact:They cannot have babies together because, even though a domestic rabbit can breed with a wild European rabbit, Cottontails are a different species altogether.(Please see the related question for more info.)
Skinks get parasites especially if there wild caught. Get a fecal done first if your female is swollen. If there is no male she should not be. The have to be the right temperature.