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10 Beautiful Moms From The Animal Kingdom Proudly Showing Off Their Pregnancies

There is no more wonderful experience than being a mother and although sometimes there are complications and setbacks, it is still an incredible feeling and this not only applies to human beings, animals can also enjoy this experience.

In this article we will name you 10 beautiful mothers from the animal world who look satisfied with their pregnancy:

The coyote:

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This pregnancy is short-lived, just 9 weeks. In addition, these ferocious animals can have up to 9 cubs at each birth.

The Mare:

They are characterized by bringing nothing more than a foal into the world, although it is important to emphasize that there are cases where mares have brought twins into the world. On the other hand, the gestation process can last for more than a year.

The leopard:

As with the coyote, this pregnancy is usually short, around 90 and 105 days, but with the difference that they give birth to only 2 or 3 puppies.

The gorilla:

Another point for Darwin’s theory is that the gestation process of these animals is similar to that of humans, since it can last between 8 and 9 months.

The goat:

This animal also meets the same duration as the one above, but unlike the others, goats can have up to 20 kids in one birth.

The Macaque:

They usually have a young like humans but the process is much shorter, usually 166 to 185 days.

The marmot:

Their pregnancy does not usually last more than 32 days and the number of pups can vary.

The meerkat:

As with marmots, the number of young they give birth can vary, but the gestation process is approximately 70 days.

Elephant:

Like the mare, the elephant has only one calf, but unlike the rest of the mammalian animals, its gestation period is the longest among animals since it lasts almost two years.

Cheetah:

Lastly, we have this incredible and fast animal. Their gestation process is not more than 90 days and they usually give birth to up to 3 cheetahs per pregnancy.

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