In the human world, babies are born every single day of the year. There is no "wrong" time to bring a new life into our homes. But step outside into the wild, and you’ll notice a very different rhythm. Spring brings lambs, fawns, and chicks. Autumn brings elk calves and bat pups.
It’s the exact same chemical, interpreted entirely differently by different species. This is the million-dollar question. Humans are generally considered continuous breeders (non-seasonal). We can conceive and give birth in any month. seasonal breeders
Nature doesn't check a watch. It checks the light. And it never misses an appointment. Do you have a seasonal breeder as a pet (like a hamster or a horse)? Share your experience with their breeding cycles in the comments below! In the human world, babies are born every