Rabbits have 3-5 litters of 6-12 babies annually. Half will die due to disease, predators and Mama's rejection of sick ones. Gestation period is 28 days, so technically, one healthy Mama can produce about 80 surviving babies annually. January through June are the most reproductive periods. read more
Rabbits can have anywhere from one to 14 babies, also called kits, in one litter. An average litter size is six. Hereditary and environmental factors play a role in the number of kits born in a litter. The standard gestation period for rabbits is 28 to 31 days long. read more