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What is a male cavy called?

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Male cavities are called wild boars and females are called sows. After a gestation period of about 2-3 months, the sow gives birth to a littering puppy. The average litter contains 3-4 babies, but as many as 13 babies are unheard of, especially in domesticated guinea pigs.



What is a male guinea pig?

Males are called wild boars and females are called sows. Men tend to be larger than females and weigh 700-1200 grams (1.5-2.5 pounds). "Guinea pigs come in a variety of fur colors and patterns, and there is also a hairless breed called skinny guinea pigs."

What is a group of cavities?

A group of guinea pigs is called a herd.

Why are guinea pigs called cavy?

Moving from complex guinea pig names to guinea pig names, the reasons for these names are much easier to track down. The classification name of the guinea pig is Cavia porcellus, which indicates the genus Cavia and the porcellus species. The guinea pig and its plural, the guinea pig, are from the genus Cavia.

What are these giant guinea pigs called?

Capybaras and above (Hydrochoerus Hydrochaeris) are giant guinea pigs native to South America.

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