Shrews typically have multiple litters each year, with the number of babies in each litter ranging from 2 to 10, depending on the species and environmental conditions. On average, a female shrew can produce around 3 to 6 litters annually. This high reproductive rate helps sustain their populations, as shrews have short lifespans and face various predators.
Shrews typically have litters of 3-7 babies, but some species can have up to 10-12 offspring in a single litter. They have relatively large litters to compensate for their high mortality rate in the wild.
They can have 1-3 offspring about 4-5 times a year.
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Squirrels usually have 2 litters per year of about 1-6 young, though usually 3.
Ground squirrels have one litter per year that usually have nine babies.
Shrews typically have litters of 3-7 babies, but some species can have up to 10-12 offspring in a single litter. They have relatively large litters to compensate for their high mortality rate in the wild.
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Over 140 million babies are born worldwide each year.
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Female squirrels have one litter per year and usually have 9 babies. That is all I know on that one. JKams Female squirrels can have 2 litters per year with 1-4 babies per litter.
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