Style. Anne Wolf Cochran, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cochran of Falls Church, Va., was married yesterday to William Charles Hamilton, the son of Mrs. Joseph S. Iseman of Rye, N.Y., and the late William H. Hamilton.
In general, Long-tailed pangolins are born between November and March. Gestation takes about 120 to 150 days. The birth weight of baby pangolins ranges from 3-18 ounces (85.4-512.5 grams) and usually only one baby is born at a time. Young pangolins mature in two years. Some of the natural enemies of the Long-tailed pangolin include leopards, hyenas and pythons. Human beings are also thought of as a predator.
Some seal species give birth after 330 days, fairly similar to horses. Tapirs and rhinoceroses, moderately close relatives of equines, have even longer gestations. Tapirs have pregnancies of 440 days, while the African rhinoceros has a 480-day gestation. Large animals with much shorter gestation periods include tigers (103 days), reindeer (225 days), moose (240 days), and bison (270 days). Those with considerably longer pregnancies are camels (410 days) and giraffes (425 days).