Chipmunk Facts. 1. The most common species of chipmunk found in the United States is the Tamias striatus. There are, however, 22 other recognized species of chipmunk. Some of the species are the Colorado chipmunk, the Siberian chipmunk, the Yellow-Pine chipmunk and the Cliff chipmunk. 2. On average, chipmunks weight between 1 and 5 ounces.
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Common name: Eastern Chipmunk. (Information for this Species Page was compiled in part by Andrea Boysel for Biology 220M, Spring 2001 at Penn State New Kensington) Chipmunks are eight to ten inches long and weigh two and a half to four ounces. Males are slightly bigger than females.
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RELEASE: The chipmunks will not be ready to be released until they are around 9-10 weeks old.  It is ideal for the chipmunks to spend a couple of weeks in their large cage (2ft x 4ft and 4ft high, made of 1/2 welded wire mesh), with a nesting box (1ft x 1ft) on the floor of the cage, in a secure garage or shed.
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In Giraffes. one only ever naturally one at a time, i personally have never knon twin giraffe's but, only one, a giraffe can have multiple calf's in it's life but only one per birth.
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A newborn chipmunk litter usually consists of two to five naked and blind baby chipmunks who weigh in at about 3 grams each. At about 10 days old they begin to get hair, and at about 28 days old their ears open up. Their eyes open when they're about a month old, and they start being weaned onto solid food.
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We think this is Momma Chipmunk (the photo above). This chipmunk ran around the yard gathering food... in all the normal places we have seen her (them - all of the chipmunks) at before. We decided to set up camp and sit outside with the babies. Camera in one hand, the baby's bottle of formula in the other.
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AGING THE CHIPMUNK: In order to properly care for the baby you have found, it is important to know its age. Consult the chart on the back to assess age. FEEDING: Orphans that have been without their mother will be suffering from chill and dehydration.
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The young (which weigh about 3 grams at birth) are born toothless, furless and with closed eyes and ears. Fur (and stripes) becomes visible 10 days after birth along with the emergence of the teeth (incisors at one week, first molars by three weeks, adult molars by three months).
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Eastern chipmunks often have a second mating season in the early summer, giving birth to two litters each year. After mating, the males and females go their separate ways, and females alone are involved in caring for their young after a gestation period of about 30 days.
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how many babies in a chipmunk birth?
There are two to five babies in a chipmunk birth. In a chipmunk birth, two to five babies take birth.