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Cervus elaphus barbarus
Fawns grow rapidly. Longer foraging periods.
Sus scrofa meridionalis
Piglets grow. Females continue to care for their young.
Lepus canadensis
Young hares become more independent, but still rely on maternal care.
Crossoptilon harmani
Incubation. Females incubate eggs while males continue to guard the territory.
Nothoprocta spp
Incubation. Females incubate eggs, while males may help guard the territory.
Meleagris gallopavo silvestris
Incubation. Females incubate eggs, staying in place and protecting them from predators.
Coturnix coturnix
Incubation. Females incubate eggs, while males may guard the territory.
Odocoileus virginianus
Fawns grow rapidly. Long foraging periods.
Odocoileus hemionus
Fawns grow rapidly. Long foraging periods.
Cervus canadensis
Fawns grow rapidly. Long foraging periods.
Cervus elaphus
Fawns grow rapidly. Long foraging periods.
Capreolus capreolus
Fawns grow rapidly. Longer foraging periods.
Cervus nippon
Fawns grow rapidly. Longer foraging periods.
Axis axis
Fawns grow rapidly. Longer foraging periods.
Sus scrofa
Piglets grow. Females continue to care for the young.
Sylvilagus brasiliensis
The young grow, starting to emerge from burrows and explore the surroundings.
Sylvilagus andinus
The young grow, starting to emerge from burrows and explore the surroundings.
Lepus californicus
Young hares become more independent, but still rely on maternal care.
Lepus europaeus
Young hares start venturing out into open spaces.
Lepus timidus
The young hares become more independent and start avoiding shelters and hidden places.
Lepus oiostolus
The young hares become more independent, starting to actively explore the territory.
Lepus sinensis
The young hares become more active, starting to learn how to hop and search for food.
Lepus capensis
The young hares become more active. The desert hare continues to seek shelter from the heat during the daytime.
Lepus microtis
Young hares become more active. The hare continues to forage at night.
Canis latrans
Pups start becoming more active. Females continue to nurse them.
Canis lupus occidentalis
Pups begin emerging from dens and become more active.
Canis lupus
Pups begin to explore the environment and gradually try solid food. Hunting continues for medium and large animals.
Ursus arctos
Bears actively search for food. They may catch fish, hunt mammals, and forage for plants.
Connochaetes taurinus
Wildebeests continue searching for grazing lands. They form large groups for protection against predators.
Eudorcas thomsonii
Young gazelles become more agile, start moving with their mothers and herds.
Gazella dama
Young gazelles become more active, following mothers and learning survival in desert conditions.
Capra ibex
Young ibexes become more active. Females continue to care for their offspring.
Vulpes vulpes
Young kits become more independent and start following their mother.
Urocyon cinereoargenteus
Young kits learn to hunt. Foxes become more active in search of food.
Vulpes velox
Young foxes begin to learn hunting. Foxes become more active in search of food.
Anas platyrhynchos
Hatchlings appear. Females with ducklings begin foraging.
Aythya americana
Incubating eggs. Females incubate eggs while males stay nearby for protection.
Aythya marila
Egg laying. Females begin constructing nests and laying eggs.
Aix sponsa
Egg laying. Females begin building nests for laying eggs.
Chloephaga picta
Chicks hatch. Juvenile geese begin following their parents in search of food.
Branta canadensis
Egg incubation. Females incubate the eggs while males guard the territory.
Anas strepera
Egg incubation. Females incubate eggs while males guard the territory.
Anas acuta
Egg incubation. Females incubate eggs while males defend the territory.
Anas crecca
Egg incubation. Females incubate eggs while males defend the territory.
Aix galericulata
Egg incubation. Females incubate eggs in the nest while males defend the territory.
Anas clypeata
Egg incubation. Females incubate eggs while males guard the territory.
Tadorna tadorna
Egg incubation. Females incubate eggs while males stay nearby for protection.
Netta rufina
Egg incubation. Females incubate eggs while males stay nearby for protection.
Fulica cristata
Egg incubation. Females incubate eggs while males guard them.
Anas sparsa
Egg laying. Females begin laying eggs in carefully chosen nests.
Anas gibberifrons
Egg laying. Females begin laying eggs in carefully chosen nests.
Perdix perdix
Incubation. Females incubate eggs while males guard the territory.
Anser anser
Hatching. Parents lead goslings to feeding areas.
Anser cygnoides
Nesting. Females incubate eggs in the Arctic tundra.
Phasianus colchicus
Incubation. Females incubate eggs while males continue to guard the territory.
Chrysolophus pictus
Incubation. Females incubate eggs while males guard the territory.
Lophura nycthemera
Incubation. Females incubate eggs while males continue to guard the territory.
Oreortyx pictus
Incubation. Females incubate eggs while males continue guarding the territory.
Alectoris rufa
Incubation. Females incubate eggs while males guard the territory from potential threats.
Callipepla californica
Incubation. Females incubate eggs, while males may help guard the territory.
Coturnix japonica
Incubation. Females incubate eggs, while males may help guard the territory.
Coturnix pectoralis
Incubation. Females incubate eggs, while males may help guard the territory.
Columba livia
Incubation. Females incubate eggs, while males guard the territory and nest.
Zenaida macroura
Incubation. Females incubate eggs, while males guard the territory and nest.
Syncerus caffer caffer
Raising offspring. Young Buffalos begin to explore their surroundings and learn to feed from their herds.
Panthera leo leo
Birth of offspring. Female lions start giving birth, and the pride unites to protect the newborn cubs.
Panthera pardus pardus
Birth of offspring. Female leopards start giving birth, staying hidden from potential threats.
Phoca groenlandica
Migration to open sea. Adult seals begin migrating to open waters, leaving mothers with pups.
Phoca vitulina
Peak activity. Common seals actively hunt in coastal waters and frequently return to shore for rest.
Canis mesomelas
Raising offspring. Young jackals begin learning to hunt and explore the territory.
Ondatra zibethicus
Raising offspring. Young muskrats begin to explore the waters, learning to forage and build nests.
Canis aureus
Raising offspring. Young jackals begin exploring the territory and learning to hunt and forage for food.