Bella Swan, the protagonist of the Twilight saga, experienced a very short pregnancy. She was pregnant for only three months. This is significantly shorter than the standard human pregnancy duration of approximately nine months.
This shortened pregnancy is attributed to Bella's half-human, half-vampire nature. As a result of her vampire partner, Edward Cullen, the baby, Renesmee, developed at an accelerated rate. This accelerated growth led to Bella's pregnancy being significantly shorter than a typical human pregnancy.
The shortened pregnancy also posed challenges for Bella. The rapid growth of the baby put immense strain on her body, leading to complications and near-death experiences. However, Bella's strong will and Edward's vampire abilities allowed her to survive the pregnancy and give birth to a healthy child.
