Can You Match These Baby Animals to Their Adult Species?

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What Is A Baby Swan Called?

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A Baby Deer Is Born With Spots — What Is It Called?

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Which Tiny Baby Grows Up To Become A Kangaroo?

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What Animal Grows Up To Become A Magnificent Peacock?

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What Is A Baby Elephant Called?

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A Baby Goat Has An Adorable Name — What Is It?

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What Is A Baby Hedgehog Called?

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What Do You Call A Baby Owl?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Seal?

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What Is A Baby Rabbit Officially Called?

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What Is A Baby Penguin Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Butterfly?

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What Is A Baby Bear Officially Called?

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A Baby Frog Has A Very Familiar Name — What Is It?

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Which Baby Creature Grows Up To Become A Dragonfly?

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What Is A Baby Goose Called?

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What Is A Baby Horse Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Turkey?

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What Is A Baby Pig Commonly Called?

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What Is A Baby Llama Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Hare?

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What Is A Baby Lobster Officially Called?

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What Is A Baby Oyster Commonly Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Crocodile?

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What Is A Baby Pigeon Officially Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Platypus?

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What Is A Baby Salmon Or Trout Called?

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What Is A Baby Hawk Or Eagle Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Porcupine?

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What Is A Baby Jellyfish Officially Called?

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What Is A Baby Eel Officially Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Gorilla?

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What Is A Baby Crane Bird Officially Called?

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What Is A Baby Puffin Officially Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become An Elephant Seal?

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What Is A Baby Toad Officially Called?

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What Is A Baby Crow Called When Newly Hatched?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Bald Eagle?

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What Is A Baby Crane Fly Or Daddy Long Legs Called?

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What Is A Baby Crow Called After Leaving The Nest?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Sheep?

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What Is A Baby Duck Called?

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What Is A Baby Cat Called?

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What Is A Baby Giraffe Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Dolphin?

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What Is A Baby Camel Called?

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Which Baby Animal Grows Up To Become A Zebra?

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What Is A Baby Donkey Called?

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Which Tiny Baby Grows Up To Become A Wombat?

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What Is A Baby Ferret Called?

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A Gosling

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A Chick

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A Duckling

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A Cygnet

Cygnets stay brownish-gray for nearly a year before growing their famous white feathers.

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A Foal

2

A Kid

3

A Calf

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A Fawn

Those white spots help fawns blend into dappled forest light during their first weeks of life.

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A Cub

2

A Kit

3

A Pup

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A Joey

Newborn joeys are only the size of a jellybean and crawl into their mother's pouch immediately.

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A Peachick

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A Squab

3

A Chick

4

A Poult

Male peacocks do not grow their stunning tail feathers until they are nearly three years old.

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A Cub

2

A Calf

3

A Foal

4

A Pup

Elephant calves can weigh up to 260 pounds at birth and stand within hours of being born.

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A Joey

2

A Lamb

3

A Fawn

4

A Kid

The word kid has meant a young goat since the 1200s and later became slang for a young child.

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A Puggle

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A Piglet

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A Hoglet

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A Kitten

Hoglets are born with soft spines hidden under a membrane that dries away within hours of birth.

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A Chick

2

An Owlet

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A Fledgling

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A Nestling

Owlets cannot fly for their first few weeks and rely entirely on their parents for food.

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A Cygnet

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A Pup

3

A Calf

4

A Kit

Baby seals are born with fluffy white coats that they shed within weeks as they grow waterproof fur.

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A Kitten

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A Leveret

3

A Kit

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A Bunny

Surprisingly baby rabbits share their official name with baby cats and are also called kittens or kits.

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A Cub

2

A Chick

3

A Pup

4

A Fledgling

Emperor penguin chicks huddle together in massive groups to survive Antarctica's brutal freezing winds.

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A Larva

2

A Grub

3

A Caterpillar

4

A Nymph

Inside its chrysalis a caterpillar completely dissolves into liquid before rebuilding itself as a butterfly.

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A Kit

2

A Whelp

3

A Cub

4

A Pup

Newborn bear cubs weigh less than a pound and are born while the mother is still hibernating.

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A Nymph

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A Tadpole

3

A Larva

4

A Whelp

Tadpoles breathe through gills like fish and gradually grow legs before their tail disappears completely.

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A Caterpillar

2

A Grub

3

A Larva

4

A Nymph

Dragonfly nymphs live underwater for up to five years before emerging and transforming into flying adults.

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A Fledgling

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A Cygnet

3

A Gosling

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A Chick

Goslings can walk swim and feed themselves within just 24 hours of hatching from the egg.

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A Foal

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A Yearling

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A Filly

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A Colt

Foals can stand and walk within just two hours of being born which helps them escape predators.

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A Squab

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A Gosling

3

A Chick

4

A Poult

Baby turkeys called poults can fly short distances at just two weeks old.

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A Shoat

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A Farrow

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A Gilt

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A Piglet

Newborn piglets learn to recognize their mother's voice within hours of being born.

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A Cria

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A Foal

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A Kid

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A Lamb

Llama crias are born standing within 90 minutes and can walk alongside the herd the same day.

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A Kit

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A Leveret

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A Kitten

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A Pup

Unlike baby rabbits leverets are born fully furred with their eyes open and ready to move.

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A Spat

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A Fry

3

A Nymph

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A Larva

Baby lobsters drift freely in the ocean as larvae before sinking to the seafloor and growing their hard shells.

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A Fry

2

A Seed

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A Larva

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A Spat

Oyster farmers collect spat on shells or ropes and the tiny creatures cement themselves down within hours.

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A Nymph

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A Nestling

3

A Hatchling

4

A Whelp

Mother crocodiles carry their hatchlings gently in their jaws to the water right after the eggs crack open.

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A Fledgling

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A Poult

3

A Chick

4

A Squab

Squabs are raised entirely in the nest and most people never see them because pigeons hide their young so well.

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A Joey

2

A Kit

3

A Cub

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A Puggle

Platypus puggles hatch from eggs and then nurse by lapping milk that seeps through their mother's skin.

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A Larva

2

A Spat

3

A Fry

4

A Smolt

After hatching salmon are called fry and they absorb their yolk sac before venturing out to feed on their own.

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A Nestling

2

An Eyass

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A Fledgling

4

A Squab

Falconers have used the word eyass for centuries and it comes from an Old French word meaning nest.

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A Porcupette

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A Hoglet

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A Puggle

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A Leveret

Porcupette quills are soft at birth but harden within just a few hours after arrival.

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A Spat

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A Nymph

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An Ephyra

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A Larva

Jellyfish go through a remarkable transformation from a tiny polyp before becoming a free-swimming ephyra.

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An Elver

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A Spat

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A Larva

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A Fry

Young eels called elvers travel thousands of miles from the ocean to freshwater rivers to grow up.

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An Infant

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A Cub

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A Whelp

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A Pup

Gorilla infants cling to their mother's chest for the first months and ride on her back for up to three years.

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A Fledgling

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A Colt

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A Chick

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A Gosling

Baby cranes are called colts and these long-legged birds can live for over 20 years in the wild.

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A Puffling

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A Squab

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A Chick

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A Fledgling

Pufflings leave their burrow nests alone at night and fly out to sea before their parents even notice they are gone.

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A Kit

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A Calf

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A Pup

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A Weaner

Elephant seal pups are called weaners after their mothers stop nursing them and they are left to fend for themselves.

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A Fry

2

A Hatchling

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A Nymph

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A Toadlet

After leaving the tadpole stage toads become toadlets and can fit on a fingernail during their first weeks on land.

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A Cygnet

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A Poult

3

A Nestling

4

A Squab

Crow nestlings are completely helpless at birth but grow into some of the most intelligent birds on Earth.

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A Fledgling

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An Eaglet

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A Nestling

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A Chick

Bald eagle eaglets take about five years to develop the iconic white head feathers adults are known for.

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A Nymph

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A Larva

3

A Grub

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A Leatherjacket

Leatherjackets live underground eating plant roots and gardeners often find them while turning over soil in autumn.

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A Puffling

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A Fledgling

3

A Chick

4

A Nestling

Crow fledglings are so clever their parents continue teaching them survival skills for months after leaving the nest.

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A Piglet

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A Calf

3

A Lamb

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A Kid

Lambs can recognize their mother's voice from other ewes within just hours of birth.

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A Chick

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A Gosling

3

A Duckling

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A Cygnet

Ducklings are young ducks covered in soft down, and many can swim shortly after hatching with their mother.

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A Kit

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A Kitten

3

A Cub

4

A Pup

Kitten is the standard word for a baby cat, especially before it grows into an independent adult.

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A Fawn

2

A Calf

3

A Foal

4

A Kid

Giraffes, like many large hoofed mammals, call their young calves, which stand surprisingly soon after birth.

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A Foal

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A Pup

3

A Kit

4

A Calf

Baby dolphins are called calves, and they stay close to their mothers while learning to swim and breathe.

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A Cria

2

A Colt

3

A Foal

4

A Calf

Camel young are called calves, and newborns can usually walk on long, wobbly legs very quickly.

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A Colt

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A Foal

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A Calf

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A Fawn

A foal is a baby horse, donkey, or zebra, so zebra is the correct adult species here.

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A Colt

2

A Kid

3

A Calf

4

A Foal

Donkeys also have foals, and the term applies to several hoofed relatives before they mature.

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A Pup

2

A Kit

3

A Joey

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A Cub

Marsupials such as wombats carry their tiny joeys in a pouch until they grow stronger.

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A Kitten

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A Kit

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A Pup

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A Cub

Ferret babies are called kits, and litters are often born blind and dependent on their mother.

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