What is the life cycle of a field mouse?

Answer 1

The idea of having babies from your mouse has crossed the mind of many owners of female mice. However, breeding babies requires more or less time and effort from the mouse owner. Therefore, there is a long way from momentary impulse to the day when babies have been separated from the mother and have found a new, good home. Breeding mice is very interesting and following the babies' growth from pink, hairless little things to lively young mice is great. That is - provided that the future mouse mother and the owner are well prepared for things to come it takes about 18 to 20 days

Answer 2

The field mouse lifespan is around two to three months. They breed in March to April and October to November. They get their first fur after six days, their eyes open after 16 days, and they are weaned at around 18 days.

Answer 3

-When the sperm fertilizes the egg inside the doe's uteri, a rabbit fetus forms.

-After approximately 28-32 days inside the womb of the doe, the fetus is ready to be born.

-When the bunny is born, he is very small, weighing only a few ounces.

-At about 4 days old, the bunny grows a sheen of fur all over its body.

-At about 10-11 days old, the bunny's eyes will open.

-At about 14 days, the bunny's ears will open.

-At about 14-20 days, the bunny will start crawling around.

-At about 4-12 weeks, the bunny is ready to be weaned from its mother.

-At about 3-4 months, the rabbit becomes a "teenager" and is ready to breed.

-At about 6 months, the rabbit is an adult.

-After about 5 years of age, the rabbit becomes a senior.

Rabbits will usually live to a maximum of 12 years.

Answer 4

Infancy (which lasts about a week), adolescence (at about 2 weeks), and adulthood

Answer 5

Cud,child,Adult,and mating