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+1 vote! Copperhead snakes can have many eggs depending on the condition of breeding. Once the snake is four years old it is ready to mate and then lay eggs. Depending on how well the breeding went the snake can have as many as 1-14 babies.
A cottontail litter will have one to 12 babies; typical litter size is three to six. The young are born deaf, blind and without fur. They are completely helpless as newborns, but they develop quickly, leaving the nest at 2 weeks of age. Cottontails can take care of themselves by the time they are 3 to 4 weeks old.