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Pregnant Seahorses

Seahorses are some of the only animals in the animal world that allow for males to give birth to offspring.





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Pregnant Goat

This goat looks like she literally couldn’t move.

Pregnant Cow.

Pregnant Dog

Pregnant Monkey

This monkey mother would be happier to just give birth rather than carry them around like this for much longer.

Pregnant Jaguar

Pregnant Gorrillas.

Pregnant Meerkat.

Meerkats are known for their cute group instincts and tend to live, hide and tunnel together.

Female can have up to 8 at once.

Pregnant Ferret.

Pregnant Zebra

Zebras are native to the grasslands of Africa and are often at threat from a large number of predators. Because of this, the chances of a pregnant zebra female making it through childbirth are a lot smaller.

Even if she stays close to her partner, low water supply and a wide array of predators means threats can come at any moment.

Because of this, zebras tend to group together and keep females in the center of the pack, while males defend the outside

Pregnant Orangutan.

Pregnant Cat

Hairless cat


While some may find these cats rather ugly to look at, others find them incredibly exotic or funny but one thing’s for sure is a pregnant Sphynx looks like something you’ll only see once.

Pregnant sheep

Elephant

Pregnant Hippopotamus.

They often hide just under the surface of the water and people in boats accidentally get too close without seeing them, causing them to attack.

Pregnant Hippo’s are thought to be the most dangerous up close, so it’s best to leave this big momma where she is and mind your way.

Pregnant Tiger

Tigers are beautiful and majestic creatures that stalk the dense, tropical jungles of South East Asia and the Eastern parts of the world, but have also been found in colder, snowier parts of the world

Pregnant Hyena

Donkey

Pregnant Beluga Whale

The Beluga Whale is native to the cold waters of the northern Arctic waters.

Beluga’s were hunted for their fat/oil and meat for hundreds of years.

Now they’re a protected species.

That’s great news for this pregnant beluga who seems to be carrying a very healthy baby.

Squirrel

Pregnant Pig


Female pigs have been known to rear an average of 10 piglets twice a year....That’s a lot of little piggies.

Pregnant Giraffe

On average, a giraffe pregnancy lasts around 14-15 months, which is a ridiculously long time to be carrying around an unborn child for.

Giraffes tend to prefer grazing in grasslands and along riversides, which often makes them a primary target for crocodiles, lions, and other predators.

Because of this, giraffes tend to stick together, especially when a female is pregnant.

Male giraffes have been known to bash their necks against one another in order to claim a female partner, sometimes even resulting in death

Explorers:
Pregnant Cow.

Lol... As funny as a F.

Guinea pig

Sheep

Lioness

Explorers:
Male giraffes have been known to bash their necks against one another in order to claim a female partner, sometimes even resulting in death

Jealousy in relationship is as intrinsic & evolutionary, just as it is universal amongst lower animals and man.

All these animals are at their most vulnerable state during pregnancy. As cute as they are with pregnancy, I just feel sympathy for them realising the increased dangers they go through day by day throughout the duration of their pregnancies. Mothers are unique, be it humans or non-humans.

Explorers!!!

I dey here gidigba


Explorers, please do Lalasticlala a favour by posting the pregnancy moments of his favourites

We are all animals after all ...