Which animal is the only animal to give birth to twins every time?

Answer 1

i think it's a certain kind of sheep? i'm not sure but i remember watching it on an animal programe :)

Answer 2

There is a breed of sheep that gives birth to twins 9 out of 10 times and triplets or quads the rest of the time.

Answer 3

Cotton-top tamarin


Common Name:Cotton-top tamarin
Scientific Name:Saguinus oedipus
Class:Mammalia
Order:Primates
Family:Callitrichidae
Genus:Saguinus
Species:oedipus


ENVIRONMENT
Location:Colombia Habitat:Wet tropical forest, moist forest, dry thorn forest savanna. Status in wild:Endangered Threat To Species:Clearing of forest habitat and depleted by the animal trade.
DESCRIPTION
General:The cotton-top tamarin is a small monkey that gets its name from the crest of long, whitish hairs from the forehead to the nape and flowing over the shoulders. The back is brown and the underparts, arms and legs are whitish to yellow. The rump and inner sides of the thighs are reddish-orange. The tail is also reddish-orange towards the base and blackish towards the tip. They are about the size of a squirrel. The cotton-top tamarin is a small monkey that gets its name from the crest of long, whitish hairs from the forehead to the nape and flowing over the shoulders. The back is brown and the underparts, arms and legs are whitish to yellow. The rump and inner sides of the thighs are reddish-orange. The tail is also reddish-orange towards the base and blackish towards the tip. They are about the size of a squirrel.
Life Span: Wild13.5Years
Zoo16Years

Natural Diet:Fruit, flowers, gum, nectar, leaf buds, insects, spiders, snails, lizards, frogs.

SIZE
Length: Male/Female 13in
(33.33cm)



Weight: Male 3-15oz
(85.71-428.57gm)

Female 3-14oz
(85.71-400gm)




BEHAVIOR
Social:The Cotton-top tamarin will live in a group of 10-12 individuals in the wild. A large portion of their activity time is spent foraging for animal prey, searching through clumps of dead and fresh leaves and along branches and peering and reaching into holes and crevices in branches and tree trunks. Cotton-tops sleep in bushy vegetation.
Activity Time:Diurnal
Reproduction:The estrous cycle is about 15 days. Most captive and wild groups appear to be monogamous, with only one reproductively active male and female; however, exceptions to this trend have been found in wild populations. Interestingly, only one female gives birth to infants, while the other adult females in the group are reproductively suppressed. In captivity, females can give birth to twins every 28 weeks, while infants are born once a year in the wild. Newborns have a coat of short hair and are helpless weighing only 40-50 g. Everyone in the cotton-top family takes care of the infants. Fathers, brothers, and sisters all carry infants on their back. At about 21 days of age, the young start exploring nearby surroundings, but they continue to ride on the backs of the parents until they are about six to seven weeks old. At four weeks, they begin to accept soft food in addition to their mother’s milk. Sexual maturity is attained at about 18 months in females and 24 months in males.

GESTATION
Gestation Period:140Days

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Ways To Help:An education program, “Proyecto Tití,” which uses the cotton-top tamarin as the flagship species for conservation in Colombia, encompasses programs for all ages. The Houston Zoo supports the Cotton-top tamarin SSP. Do not have a primate as a pet; write your legislature and keep informed on laws concerning the environment; be an informed consumer.
Relevant Link:Learn more about cotton-top

good luck and god bless

Answer 4

Common Name:Cotton-top tamarin

Answer 5

Armadillo.

Answer 6

I believe there is a type of sheep that does. But I am not sure.

Answer 7

A Toucan, otherwise it would be a Onecan!

Answer 8

Pandas?

Answer 9

I think it's polar bears.

Answer 10

Isn't it dolphins?