Cancer that starts in the lung is called lung cancer. Cancer cells can spread to other parts of the body. For instance, cancer cells in the lung can travel to the bone and grow there. When cancer cells spread, itâs called metastasis (muh-TAS-tuh-sis).
This site shows gerbils mating. A female gerbil will produce pups until she is two years old. A male gerbil will produce babies throughout his lifetime. If this is a first litter or your gerbils are not raising/nursing pups when they mate, the gestation will be 24 days.ne pair of gerbils can have a litter every thirty days, or twelve litters a year. A litter can be from one to eight babies, if each litter consists of four babies that would be forty-eight pups a year. Two mating pair would produce ninety-six pups or more a year.
One of the hardest types of introduction is introducing a pair of adult females. In last month's tip, we looked at how many gerbils can live together and which groupings work the best. In this month's tip, we'll look at which gerbils are safe to introduce to each other through a split-cage introduction.One of the most important things to know is that you should never introduce a new gerbil (or gerbils) to an already established group.You should only introduce one lone gerbil to one lone gerbil. There is only one exception. You may introduce a single adult male to a pair of just-weaned pups.The reason you can't introduce a new gerbil to a pair or group that already lives together is that the gerbils who already live together have formed a bond.ou should only introduce one lone gerbil to one lone gerbil. There is only one exception. You may introduce a single adult male to a pair of just-weaned pups. The reason you can't introduce a new gerbil to a pair or group that already lives together is that the gerbils who already live together have formed a bond.