how big or long could a American Quail grow up to?
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Look up information on bobwhites.  They have the most widespread range of the American quail species.
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Yes, up to 15 years.  I'm surprised.  That's a whole lot of bird poop.  Bring back the hawks!
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an egg, but im not sure how big
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Yes you will grow.\n\nAlmost assuredly though, it won't be 6-7 inches.  Hope for 3.
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It would brobably be ok but untill they grow to over 3 1/2 foot there is not much meat. Just a lot of cartlidge, skin and bone.
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Usually under 6 feet 6 inches tall.
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no. usually after the age of 12 you can start with 5 or 10 pound dumbells. A person usually stops growing anyway at the age of 18-20.
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You can't. It will only grow longer, not thicker. It all depends on your heredity.
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ALOT of people think TB's (Thoroughbreds) mature fast than other breeds.  They are wrong.  A TB may reach its full height sooner, but the joints don't finish closing until around 5 or 6 years.  Lets face it, to race latter would require more years put in to the investment.  It already takes 3 to 4 years to see if a horse has what it takes.  Most people don't realize that race horse train, compete, break down, and retire by the time  other horses that are expected to be in work until they are 20 start work.
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Well, crows really can't get bigger. They could gain more weight perhaps, but they really can't grow taller due to their DNA. Distance can play tricks on your perception on size. Depending on where you are standing when you see a crow, it may seem bigger or smaller than their actual size.\n\nRavens are bigger than crows. Do you have Ravens in your area?
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It depends on the type of rattlesnake, how well it has been eating, and on the individual characteristics of that particular snake.\n\nRattlesnakes add a "button" to their rattle each time they shed their skin.  Rattlesnakes, as all snakes, shed their skin after they grow a certain amount.  The rate of growth is not constant throughout their life.  They grow very fast from birth, but then slow down as they reach maturity.  If they live in an area where food is scarce, or difficult to catch, they will not grow as fast as one for whom food is plentiful and easily captured.\n\nBecause of the unconstant growth rate, counting the rattles is not an effective method to predict a snake's size, nor it's age.  Also, rattles can break, partially or completely.  An island off of South America boasts a population of rattlesnakes that don't have any rattles at all.  They have evolved to be brittle, and break off immediately after each shed.  This trait was selected, because the main prey item on this island isn't rodents, but birds, which must be hunted in the trees where they live.  Can you imagine trying to sneak up on an alert, very fast-reacting bird when your rattle gives you away everytime the wind moves the branch you're on?
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It depends on the distance the bird is from the person. The bird could be at 60 degrees from him, and be just a few inches above him.
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depends how big the apple is!!!
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Only about 2 weeks.  A mating pair of robins might have two or three different "clutches" of eggs over a season, so they can raise two or three families a season.\n\nThese links should help you.
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A blue whale can be 98 feet long.  I have not been able to find out how tall it can be.  It lives in the ocean. \n\nA giraffe can be 16 to 19 feet tall and is the tallest of the land living mammals.\n\nThe quiz must have been looking for land living mammals is all I can guess.
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depends on how big their nuts are.
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The urogenital openning in most fish would be a little larger relative to a male of the same size.\n\nAlso female halibut grow up to 8 feet or more in length, males top out at arounf 4-4 1/2 feet.