Nurseries in the Wild
Synopsis
Four fox cubs are born after 50 days of gestation, weighing around 100 grams and relying on their mother for warmth and milk.
Synopsis
Deep in the countryside, expectant foxes, owls, and wild boars search for safe places to raise their young. As winter ends, the film follows the births of fox cubs, owlets, and piglets, capturing their early struggles and the care provided by their parents. The documentary details the challenges of nurturing in the wild, from the fox vixen's attentive rituals to the wild sow's exhausting task of managing her litter. By summer, the young animals begin to explore their surroundings, preparing for independence.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how fox cubs navigate their first days in a burrow.
- Find out why wild piglets are considered resourceful from birth.
- Meet devoted animal parents in the wild caring for their young.
Did You Know
- Fox cubs are born after 50 days of gestation and weigh around 100 grams.
- Wild piglets are born in a litter of eight and are already on their feet shortly after birth.
- Owlets are featherless at birth and rely on their mother for warmth and feeding for a month.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the gestation period for foxes?
The gestation period for foxes is about 50 days.
How many piglets does a wild sow typically give birth to?
A wild sow typically gives birth to a litter of eight piglets.
At what age do fox cubs become fully independent?
Fox cubs become fully independent around the age of six months.
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