Spring in life wild animal – one of the most important periods. With the first warm days there comes the possibility of completion of the fat stocks which are fairly spent for long hungry winter. And even the spring is time of pairing and cultivation of posterity.
Instruction
1. Some of the first leave hibernation she-bears, at the end of winter they give birth to several cubs. Till first warm days the female with kids does not leave a den, feeding bear cubs with the milk. During this period they are most vulnerable as the fat stocks which are saved up by a female in the fall already come to an end, and bear cubs lack milk. But after approach of heat when the first food appears, the kids begin to put on weight quickly.
2. At wolves at the end of winter mating dance begins. During them couples which at the first warm days begin to equip the den are formed. A bit later the she-wolf brings posterity for which both parents care into the world. Until wolf cubs get stronger, they are in a den near a she-wolf, and the male is engaged in search of food for the family at this time.
3. At the end of winter the mating dance begins also at foxes. As soon as in the formed couple the posterity is planned, a male with a female pull out for themselves a hole or use any free. As well as at wolves, care of the been born young foxes lays down on both parents and if the male perishes, another comes to his place. Spring rutting happens also at squirrels then females give birth to cubs in in advance prepared nests and care for them independently.
4. And here rodents waken much later – closer by the beginning of April when it becomes already absolutely warm and the first vegetable food appears. There is an awakening slowly, within a week as in the winter blood and body temperature of rodents during hibernation falls from ordinary 36 wasps to 8-10os. After awakening and they begin the pairing period.
5. Elks at the beginning of spring have a posterity. As a rule, the female brings into the world only of one cub. The losyat can get up already in a few minutes after the birth, and begin to move freely in three days. Care of posterity and constant search of food – ordinary occupation for elks with arrival of warm days.