Mice are too small for you to tell their gender when they are only two weeks old. When they get a little older, you can look under their tails for signs. Males will have two distinct openings, with a bit of space between them. Females have what looks more like one long opening, but is actually two openings that are very close together.
Since rocks do not have reproductive organs or gender identity, pet rocks do not have a biological gender. Gender is a social construct that applies to living beings with the capacity for self-identity, which rocks do not possess. Therefore, the concept of gender does not apply to pet rocks.
The chick makes a sound that the parents can recognize
If your baby is crying and he likes light give him his pacifier and tell him to look at the light and he will look at it and will start laughing. Parents best know which thing attracts their baby. Strategy can vary from baby to baby.
Well i think it is the color of the red you know like the girls have orange and the boys have red
No, you can vaguely tell the age however, by the length and wear on the teeth. The answer that I've seen is yes, that mature male horses have between 40 and 44 teeth, while mature females have 36-40. Yes, that may be true, however if both a mare and a gelding both have 40 teeth then there is no way to tell its gender. And why would you count teeth when you could just look underneith the horse or under the tail to see the gender.
If you know your rodents, you should be able to tell the gender of baby rodents at birth (I can).
Baby mice can be separated once they can see and hear and have fur as long as you can tell the difference between a boy and a girl. Because mice can have babies when they are 4 weeks old!
Usually not. With most mice, people w/ no mouuse expireince can tell if its a boy or girl. Boys have big butts and you can usually tell gender a couple weeks after birth.
The space between the genitals
The earliest time that the physician could tell the gender of the baby is at least 12 weeks. At 12 weeks the genital tubercule must have started developing already.
if they're breathing
Only if you have a sonogram. (Or genetic testing)
well it all depends on the baby. sometimes you can sometimes you can't. ussually you could but not see it through the scan because it would be soo small. just wait until your 16-20 weeks and you will find out! good luck
after you ask or any time
Kittens' gender can typically be determined at around 8 weeks of age.
it may be possible to tell the baby's gender at the 20 week ultrasound but then it just depends what position the baby is lying in.
Yes, they say it is best to wait until 20 weeks...but I have had my doctor tell me at 15 weeks Don't forget that such results are sometimes proved to be wrong, especially if taken at such an early stage.