While many hatchling turtles are rather small, most species attain lengths in excess of 4 inches once mature. Contrary to the claims of ignorant or unscrupulous dealers who assert that turtles will remain small if kept in tiny enclosures, healthy turtles grow quickly when provided with proper care. Nevertheless, a few turtle species remain relatively small and are pretty easy to accommodate making for great compact turtle companions.
Moose generally give birth between May and June of each year. Their  gestation period is approximately 280 days and it is rare that they  give birth to twins. 1 person found this useful.
Unlike elk, deer bucks do not herd groups of females; however, a single mature buck may breed with several females. Pregnancy lasts 180 to 200 days. Younger does give birth to one fawn, while does three to nine years of age and in good condition often have twins. White-tailed deer will occasionally have triplets.