How many babies does a rabbit have? Approximately?
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6 to 8 total is completely normal.
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there are thousands - care to be more specific???
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You are lucky... I found a website EXACTLY for this...\n\nHere is the link.... http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/orphan.html\n\nPlease do message me on how the baby rabbit is doing. Would be more than happy if you can even send some pictures...\n\nThanks..\n\n.:Fishie:.
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0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55... The Fibonacci series (each new term is the sum of the two before it)\n\nThis is the growth pattern of rabbits and its also found everywhere in nature as a ratio 55:34 or 13:8 or 1.618_ This ratio is called Phi; the Golden Mean\n\nI can't quite recall how to calculate the actual birth rate, but I remember drawing up some kind of flow chart that clearly illustrated the population month by month horizontally and the parent-baby groups vertically.
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I know it has at least 4. You can probably find the definitive number in one of the links below.
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It is based on Pagan traditions of fertility rites. The "rabbit" has lots of babies in the springtime. "Eggs" represent the fertility of a woman. in eating of the eggs, the woman will become fertile and hopefully have lots of kids, thus becoming like the rabbit.
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I don't know?! Never thought about it..\nBut whether a boy or a girl, both will be my children, and both will be much loved; any bless from Allah would be extremely appreciated.\nFor the number, I'd love to have two kids maximum
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He is purported to have had 31 ilegitimate children. I don't remember all of their names.
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It is haploid, only having 23 chromosomes until it is fertilized. Then it is diploid with 23 pairs(46 total) of chromosomes, and is capable of growing into a baby.
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6,614,912,139 and counting...\nadd another 3 people for every second...\n\nPopulation estimation in 1 January 2007:\n6,676,783,229
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32\n\nsorry bout the .pdf link. it's the first one i found ;p
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Let X = number of rabits\nY = number of chickens\n\nX = Y + 6\n\nWe know chickens have two legs and rabbits have 4 legs, so the number of legs is\n\n4X + 2Y = 54\n\nOur system of equation is:\nX-Y = 6\n4x + 2Y = 54\n\nmultiple equation 1 by -4 and add to equation 2 to eliminate x\n6Y = 30\nY = 5\nX = 6 + Y = 11\n\nPlease check for errors\n\nPlease note that in the answer you gave above that 30 rabbits have 120 legs plus the 48 legs of the chickens well exceeds the 54 legs requirement.
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As many as you can stand giving birth to. Other than that. If it's for a "day care" I tihnk it's about six, but I'd check with your local laws to make sure. ALso, your house might need to pass some kind of inspection, if you're going to do it legally.
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Babies are born with 270 soft bones, about 64 more than an adult. These will fuse together by the age of twenty or twenty-five into the 206 hard, permanent bones
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1 Rooster\n5 Hens\n14 Chicks
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A little more then 10 billion. That is exactly why they  do this birth controls. There wouldn't be any other name available for new children.
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I had already answered that same question about a month ago. There it is: Babies are born with 270 soft bones, about 64 more than an adult. These will fuse together by the age of twenty or twenty-five into the 206 hard, permanent bones.