2)90 days (3 months)

3) Cheetahs can carry between one to eight cubs per litter, averaging four

4) Between 6-8 years before their fertility declines

5) Between 10-12 years

2) Incubation period: 58 days

3) # of offspring: 1-2 eggs per clutch (1 clutch per year)

4) Reproductive lifespan: ~12 years

5) Average lifespan: 21 years

2) Pregnant for seven months

3) 3 to 6 cubs at a time

4) n/a But they do breed every 2 years

5) 18-20 years

2) Gestation Period (132 Days)

3) 1-4 Offspring

4) 12 years until Decline in Fertility

5) 14-Year Lifespan Avg

2) Gestation period 58-68 days

3) The average litter size is 5-6, but can be as high as 12

4) Can reproduce until 8 years of age

5) Between 10-13 years

2) gestation period: between 31-33 days

3) number of offspring: 5-9 babies on average

4) Reproductive Lifespan: unable to reproduce after 4 years old

5) Life span: typically only live 8-12 years

2)Koalas reproduce once a year and have a gestation period of 35 days.

3)Koalas typically only have one baby. Although it is very rare, twins are also a possibility.

4)Once the female koala reaches two years old, she will continue to have babies for 10-15 years.

5)Female koalas can live up to 18 years of age, but males have a much shorter lifespan and can only live until about 12 years of age.

2) Incubation lasts 90-120 days

3) Can lay from 20-70 eggs at a time

4) Females lay eggs for the rest of their lives

5) Live 10-25 years in the wild

2)pregnant once a year and pregnant for 5 months

3)4-5 at a time

4)N/A but they breed year-round

5)10-12 year lifespan

2) 10 months

3)100-10,000 eggs laid only 1% survive

4)1-5 years

5)3-5 years

2) Pregnancies last between 10-18 months depending on the species.

3) One baby at a time every 1-6 years

4) Have been witnessed up through 48 years of age

5) 50-90 years depending on species

2) Seahorses stay pregnant for around 30 days.

3) Seahorses can have up to 1,000 babies at one time.

4) Seahorses have 1 breeding season and they can reproduce up to 8 times in that season.

5) Seahorses live from 3 to 5 years.

2) Pregnancy period of 11-13 months

3) Usually only 1 foal per pregnancy

4)Able to reproduce for about 15-16 years

5) Lifespan of 25-30 years

2) Once a year

3) 1-3 offsprings

4) Minimal at 5 years old and remains stable through age 15

5) Live to be 10-15 years old

2) The gestation period lasts 4 to 5 days in the egg

3) They can lay 20,000 eggs at one time

4) Will reproduce between ages 4-8, only will reproduce once a year.

5) Usually live around 7-10 years.

Bulls: 5 years old or older.

2) The average is 243 days.

3) One to two calves at a time.

4) They typically have their first calf at 2 and stop around 15- 18 years of age.

5) The average is 15-25 years.

2) Pregnancy period is typically 63 days

3) 2-5 offspring

4) They reproduce every year but usually not in the winter

5) Lifespan is 16-21 years

2)Average gestation period: 40 days/twice a year

3)# of offspring 2-6 average of 3

4) stop producing 2-3 years old

5) in the wild- 2-3 years / in captivity 5-6 years

2) Giant pandas reproduce once every two years with a gestation period ranging from 95 to 160 days

3) Half of all panda births result in twins, so usually 2 or 1 children

4) The reproductive life span of a giant panda lasts 5 to 7 years with giant pandas usually having three or four children in their lifespan

5) Giant pandas have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years

2) The gestation period lasts around 65 days. They can breed once a year

3) They only ever lay 1 single egg

4) They usually only ever breed from between ages 4-6

5) From around 15-20 years. Maximum lifespan is up to around 40 years