If you're the owner of a purebred cat whose kittens are in high demand, or you've taken on a pregnant stray, understanding the stages of pregnancy will ensure a healthy gestation period. Let's look at the four stages of cat pregnancy. Via: The Spruce Pets
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The animals with the longest gestation periods are typically quite large, with elephants, rhinos, and massive ocean creatures often carrying offspring for lengthy periods. However, that's not always the case. There are many factors that play into gestation length, and scientists are still working to uncover some of the miracles of childbirth in the wild. Extended animal pregnancies can often be risky, but these mothers still do what it takes to give their babies the best life imaginable. Below are the animals that are pregnant longer or as long as humans. Via: Ranker
What's better welcome for a new friend than a Furry tail? These Will Make You Squee
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The sweet baby boy is due in just a few more days and Sparta can sense the coming change but does he know the gender of the baby?
Announcing to your loved ones that you are expecting seems to become more grand then telling them you got engaged! People are going over and beyond making sure their pregnancy announcement won't only be super cute, but pretty much hilarious! and what better way than to incorporate all the members of the growing family... yes, we are talking about those who have been there from the beginning... our pets!
Prior to welcoming home a new baby, many moms and dads were already parents to their adorable pet dogs. So when it came time to announce their pregnancy news, it made perfect sense to let the cuddly canines do the honors. Here are some of our favorites.
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There were plans to have the birth be the first live broadcast of a panda cub being born, but plans were cut when the Chengdu Breeding Research Centre found out the panda was faking it.
"Pandas thought to be pregnant receive 24-hour care, more food, and live in an air-conditioned single room."
Wu Kongju, who works at the centre, told Xinhua: "They also receive more buns, fruits and bamboo, so some clever pandas have used this to their advantage to improve their quality of life."
The panda just wanted to live in luxury...
No. Go buy an EPT like a modern woman.
