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Maybe you didn’t think that gorillas could be cute. However, they can be really cute! This is especially true when they become impregnated. Gorilla mamas are hairy and have big old, lovable bellies. In fact, they become so big it looks hard for them to get up and move around. Remind you of anything? Turns out, some animal pregnancies are just as difficult as human pregnancies. This mama gorilla might be cute, but she’s probably also under some serious stress.
Just like domestic cats have cute qualities when with child, so do tigers. Tigers just bring that cuteness on a much larger scale. Tigers put on a lot of weight when pregnant, though. This can make the idea of pregnancy a bit miserable. Mama tigers have to fend for themselves and their babies. It makes sense that they’re a bit defensive at this stage in life. Just look at that big, furry belly. A female tiger’s pregnancy is truly a sight you won’t want to miss out on.
Koalas mid-pregnancy are some of the fluffiest looking creatures out there. They are so soft and plump they practically look like stuffed animals. Not much changes about their position when they’re like this, however. They’ll probably be found stuck in the same tree branch like usual. Their big bellies grow, and the babies get closer and closer to ending up in their mamas’ pouches. Koala mamas-to-be are cute, but they probably won’t get to do much moving around during their pregnancy.
You can catch these little critters foraging for nuts, burying acorns, and… oh yeah. Maybe sitting on a tree branch with a corpulent belly. A squirrel during pregnancy is basically just one giant circle. These baby mamas grow big bellies that hover over their tiny little feet. If that doesn’t sound miserable, I don’t know what does. Pregnancy is no easy feat for these animals, but it sure does look cute on them! If you spot a squirrel with child, make sure to snap a picture!
If you keep pet goldfish, you might have encountered a pregnant one. This is especially true if you keep goldfish of different sexes in the same tank. These common household fish look certainly adorable when holding young ones inside. Their shiny, scaly bellies fill up with eggs and lay them, rather than give birth. The eggs may not turn into baby fish, since they need to be fertilized for that to happen. However, the female goldfish still have to endure the period of pregnancy when their bellies grow huge.
