when do female buffalos reproduce?
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Cows only have teeth on the bottom and a flat cartilaginous plate on the top.  Really  go lift up a lip and check it out!
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It's the most likely skeptic's explanation. However, parthenogenesis does happen sporadically in higher animals, and rarity of such an event would satisfy both the scientists and the believers (who would claim it as a miracle).
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The success rate of invitro fertilization in cattle is very high. They have been doing it for years.
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i know of a fish that carries her babies in her mouth you can read this : The Mouth-brooding African cichlid mating occurs something like this: the male digs out a cave (nest) for the female and lures her in by doing this silly fin shaking dance (there's also a disturbing "kissing" version). She lays her eggs in the nest and he fertilizes them. Then she picks up the eggs in her mouth and carries them until they hatch.\nThe eggs will hatch between 10-15 days after fertilization. The female then hold the babies in her mouth for up to two more weeks, occasionally letting them out to feed them. Most new mothers will start releasing the babies about 2 weeks after you notice they are carrying them, but will suck them back in when danger threatens.\nhowever there is a toad that hatches her eggs in the skin of her back it's called a a Surinam Toad At the end of this portion of the reproductive process, a total of up to 80 eggs, each measuring roughly 6mm in diameter, are imbedded into the female's back. Here the tadpoles complete their development and emerge as tiny replicas of their parents 100-150 days later.
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Well all animals attract the opposite sex by the female of the species coming on heat.This function allows the female to attract the male over a wide area.Usually a dominant male breeds most of the females,this ensures that the resulting offspring are strong and healthy
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It is just called a female.\nIf you want to be really sure check this site.\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/animals/Animalbabies.shtml
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Well, the buffalo use them for walking around.
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During bird breeding season, in response to hormones from the pituitary gland , the male's testes become several hundred times larger than normal to produce sperm, with the left testis usually larger. The female bird's ovaries also enlarge during breeding season to produce the ovum. \n\nIn birds, an ovum is fertilized in the female bird's oviduct by a sperm cell from the male bird. Once fertilized, the ovum becomes the nucleus of the egg. The egg, that has its own food source, the yolk, will be laid by the female into her nest, incubated, and then the baby bird will hatch.\n\nBut how does the sperm from the male bird get into the female? How can they have intercourse without any external male organs, such as a penis? The male's sperm, produced in the testes, passes to the cloaca where it is stored until copulation (act of sex). The female also has a cloaca that leads from the ovaries. The female bird unfans her tail, moves it to one side while the male climbs up onto her back or gets close to her. Their cloacas are pressed together and the sperm moves from the male to the female. This act is called a cloacal kiss. \n\nThe sperm is stored by the female for at least a week, in some species over a hundred days. Then as each ovum from the ovary moves into the oviduct, it gets fertilized with the stored sperm, producing a clutch of many eggs, all with the sperm from that one cloacal kiss.\n\nThere are a few species of birds where the males do possess a retractable penis that can be pulled back into the bird. These birds include ostriches, cassowaries, kiwis, swans, geese, and ducks. Since waterfowl sometimes make love while in the lake or pond, the penis helps ensure that the sperm is not washed away by the water.\n\nSperm can be transferred from male cloaca to the female in a blink of an eye - less than a second. Some birds seem to want to linger longer though, sometimes having sex for more than an hour! And, although it is not necessary to copulate frequently since the sperm is stored within the female, remember those hormones are still making the birds excited. Many pairs of birds will mate numerous times within a few days.
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Higher primates are the only group of animals that have a menstrual discharge - other animals reorganise their ovarian tissue through the cycle but don't get rid of it.  So whales don't technically have a "menstrual cycle" measured from one mense to the next, but an ovarian cycle which measures form one heat to the next, as is the case in most mammals.  The two are NOT the same thing - our menstrual cycle does not correspond with our fertile period whilst "heat" does.  A dog's bloody discharge during heat is due to leaky capillaries in the ovarian wall during pro oestrus, contains blood and serous fluid, and is a trait peculiar to the dog.
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just what do you call a female dog
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What are you talking about?\nI lived in Wyoming for 6 years, and nobody ever talked about the "sacred" buffalo.
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female sperm whales are called cows, males are bulls, and babies are calves
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Cows and gazelles can mate, but they won't result in any offspring.  Other antelope and cows can mate and produce offspring, however.  The sitatunga is a medium-sized marsh-dwelling antelope.  The females are fuzzy, reddish with white spots, and hornless.  The males are two to three times larger, equally fuzzy, grayish with white spots, maned, and have spiral horns.  They are very unlike cows.  Sitatunga can mate and produce offspring with lesser kudus.  Lesser kudus, in turn, can hybridize with greater kudus, which can hybridize with elands.  Elands, despite being antelope, can hybridize with cattle.  Antelope and cattle are all bovids (true-horned artiodactyls), but gazelles, despite being antelope, are too far removed from cattle genetically to reproduce.  I hope this answers your question! ^_^\n\nIn response to the answer above:  horses and donkeys are of the same genus.  An example of an intergenus hybrid would be an eland/cow cross or an Asian/African elephant.
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I know for a fact that besides humans, dolphins choose a partner (male or female) who they will be with for the rest of their lives. Normally the males make the decision, and when one chooses a female, he will spend his life with her and only mate with her, but if he chooses a male, he will spend his life with him like best friends, and during mating season they will go look for female to reproduce. When one dies, shortly the other one dies too (could be the same day, or even days or weeks after).
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the heffers(female) are keep for breeding and or milking later.\nthe bulls used to be killed or given away so as not to use up the milk that could be sold. now most dairy's sale them to be hand raised for beef. i have raised two, many years ago myself.
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They reproduce by giving birth.\nThey have to reproduce via male and female combination.\nThey can adapt their body temperature depending on environmental conditions.\nThey all have hair.