What is the lifecycle of an ocelot?

Answer 1

The ocelot mates year-round. About 70 days after mating the female gives birth to one to three young. The female makes a den in the brush. She leaves the kittens at night to hunt for food, but she spends the day with them. The kittens begin hunting with their mother when they are about three months old. The kittens may stay with the mother for up to a year.

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Answer 2

The lifecycle of an ocelot typically involves mating, gestation period of approximately 70-85 days, birth of one to three kittens, nursing for a few months, and then learning survival skills from the mother before eventually becoming independent and leaving to establish their own territory. Ocelots reach sexual maturity at around two years of age.