Baby animals are unquestionably the cutest, and they have a universal appeal. All baby animals are inquisitive and harmless, and their natural sweetness causes adults to melt into a puddle of “Awww!” Here are 50 of the most adorable offspring from a variety of animals!
Baby Hedgehog
In the animal kingdom, hedgehog babies are widely recognized as “hoglets,” and they are some of the most squeal-worthy lifeforms. It has to be their round bodies, protruding small hands and feet, and lovely expression. Hedgehogs do not have quills that shoot out of their bodies like porcupines do, and they are not dangerous, so cuddle away! They curl up into a ball to protect themselves and use their quills to fend off predators when they’re in danger.
Baby Hedgehog
Baby Dolphin
Dolphins are fascinating creatures. They have wonderful babies as well. The dolphins’ hind limbs develop in the womb before retracting and disappearing before birth, implying that they are descended from four-legged land mammals. Dolphins, for example, have unique traits among sea creatures, such as the ability to play. Surfing as well as riding waves, creating bubble rings, spinning them out with their beaks, and trying to bite them apart have all been observed.
Baby Dolphin
Baby Hamster
Hamsters are born blind as well as naked, and it is not until they are 14 to 17 days old that they open their eyes and develop a sense of sight. After only three weeks of pregnancy, a mother hamster can produce anywhere from six to twenty hamsters! That’s a lot of adorableness to handle. However, keep an eye out! If a mother hamster is stressed while giving birth or afterward, she may abandon or even eat her own babies.
Baby Hamster
Baby Kangaroo
Joeys are kangaroo babies, and they’re lovely! Besides being extremely cute, baby kangaroos give birth in an unusual way. When kangaroos are less than an inch long and weigh less than a gram, they are born in pouches on their mothers’ bellies. The baby starts sucking right away and gradually spends more time outside the pouch over the course of a few weeks until it is ready to leave between the ages of seven and ten months.
Baby Kangaroo
Baby Cat
Other than dogs, kittens are the most obvious pick on this list, and it’s quick to see why: take a look at this adorable Persian kitten! What could be cuter than those huge eyes, teeny-tiny paws, and disproportionate heads? In the world of adorable animal images on the internet, kittens have long reigned supreme. Our fluffy companions only need a brief introduction because they are such an important part of our lives.
Baby Cat
Baby Stingrays
Adult stingrays are not particularly cuddly creatures, so it’s quite surprising to see how incredibly, oddly adorable their babies are. These flat, strange sea creatures glide through the water by flapping their fins in the manner of birds or by moving their entire bodies in a wavy motion. Because their eyes are located on the bottom of their bodies, they hunt for food using their sense of smell and electroreceptors.
Baby Stingrays
Baby Squirrel
Except for Antarctica and Australia, squirrels are found on every continent. This is fantastic news because it increases our chances of seeing a live baby squirrel! When baby squirrels are weaned after seven to eight weeks, they leave the nest, but they usually do not travel far, landing less than two miles away from home. Squirrels also have a green thumb: gray squirrels frequently bury their acorns and forget where they put them, accidentally planting oak trees.
Baby Squirrel
Baby Pig
Take a look at this adorable little piglet’s smile. Pigs are not only adorable, but they also develop into brilliant creatures: baby pigs learn to run to their mothers’ voices, and by the age of two weeks, they recognize their own names. If that isn’t cute enough, mother pigs have been known to ‘sing’ to their young while nursing! We’d love for this happy piglet baby to sing a song for us.
Baby Pig
Baby Sloth
Because sloths move slowly, we have more time to appreciate how adorable they are! In many ways, the sleepy, smiley sloth is a one-of-a-kind creature, and it starts at birth, when sloth babies are born fully furred, eyes wide open, and able to climb and cling to their mothers’ fur within the first few moments of life. Sloths eat and move slowly, and they usually spend their entire lives in one tree… or, at most, move to the tree next door to mom.
Baby Sloth
Baby Crocodile
There is no better example of a dangerous predator beginning as a cute baby! Crocodiles are one of the planet’s oldest species, dating back to the time of the dinosaurs! Crocodiles begin their lives inside the eggs, and the nest’s temperature determines whether the baby is male or female. However, once born, a crocodile’s childhood is dangerous – larger creatures in their first year eat 99% of crocodile babies.
Baby Crocodile
Baby Dog
Nobody can resist the heart-warming qualities of a cute puppy. With their incredible variety of dogs from all over the world, Puppies can be adorable in various ways. This miniature Goldendoodle is at the top of our list of adorable puppies.
Baby Dog
Baby Fennec Fox
Fennec foxes are a one-of-a-kind species. These adorable creatures are not only the smallest fox species, but they are also extremely well adapted to their harsh native desert environment. Their ears can grow to be six inches long, and the foxes use them to locate their prey in the sand by tilting their heads from side to side. Their ears also help to dissipate heat, keep the desert cool, and contribute to them being the most beautiful foxes around!
Baby Fennec Fox
Baby Tortoise
Watching this tiny baby tortoise try to eat a strawberry the size of its head is the definition of cuteness. Adult tortoises are similar to baby tortoises or hatchlings, with the main difference being that they are much more sensitive to temperature changes. On the other hand, Tortoises are hardy creatures who spend their days lying on various vegetarian food sources in the sun and snacking… This brings us back to that wonderful strawberry moment.
Baby Tortoise
Baby Chimpanzee
Is this chimp baby making you feel strangely familiar? It’s probably because chimps are more closely related to humans than any other animal on the planet – humans and chimps share 98.5 percent of the same DNA! A similar facial structure is easily identified, and that massive toothless smile is only a few evolutionary steps removed from our own offspring. Chimps exhibit human-like behaviors such as laughing to show affection when playing and hugging.
Baby Chimpanzee
Baby Giraffe
Giraffes are certainly strange-looking creatures. When a baby giraffe is born, it can fall up to six feet to the ground and land on its head. But don’t worry, it won’t hurt, and it’s the most important part of the birth process because it’s the giraffe’s first gasp of air. Within an hour, the giraffe learns to walk. Seeing a baby giraffe take its first wobbly steps after birth has to be one of the cutest things ever.
Baby Giraffe
Baby Tapir
Have you ever seen this creature? That’s probably because it’s a rare exotic breed known as a tapir, of which there are only about 3,000 left in the world. That could be because tapirs only have one child in their lifetime. They are born with this distinctive pattern on their bodies, which aids their camouflage in the dense rainforest. Although it appears to be a strange cross between an elephant and a pig, we think this baby tapir is adorable!
Baby Tapir
Baby Chameleon
The tiniest one was saved for last: meet the baby chameleon. There are 171 chameleon species, with a wide range of sizes. Chameleons are unique among reptiles for various reasons: they give birth to live babies rather than eggs that hatch. Another feature that distinguishes them is that their eyes can move completely independently, allowing them to look in two directions simultaneously.
Baby Chameleon
Baby Alpaca
Can you handle how adorable this baby alpaca is? These South American natives were exported worldwide and are prized for their incredibly soft, fuzzy, and warm wool. But there’s even better news: alpacas are social, gentle, and inquisitive creatures who, with proper training, can make excellent pets. That’s right. You could have a pet baby alpaca as a pet if you really wanted to!
Baby Alpaca
Baby Owl
Owlets are adorable for various reasons, including their round bodies, fluffy feathers, and eyes that appear too big for their bodies. And they appear to love humans back, sometimes too much. Caretakers must go to great lengths to ensure that baby owls do not become overly attached to them, even camouflaging themselves and feeding the baby with tweezers held in an owl puppet’s beak.
Baby Owl
Baby Pygmy Hippo
A baby pygmy hippo is this amusing-looking little guy, and he’s friendly to boot! Hippos have one of the longest pregnancy periods in the animal kingdom (eight months) and only have one baby at a time. After a few weeks of mother-child bonding, mothers join a collective gang of other female hippos, all of whom band together to protect their offspring from predators.
Baby Pygmy Hippo
Baby Platypus
This little guy is a platypus, also known as the duck-billed platypus for those unfamiliar with this type of animal. And, even though he resembles an imaginary animal that a child might draw, he is real! The platypus is an egg-laying semi-aquatic mammal native to eastern Australia, including Tasmania. The platypus is the only living representative of its family and genus.
Baby Platypus
Baby Bison
Look at how he’s trotting along to keep up with the rest of the herd. It’s so relaxed! At birth, American bison calves weigh between 30 and 70 pounds! A calf is protected not only by its mother but also by the entire herd. Given that adult bison live in the wild for 14 to 24 years, we believe it is safe to say that this little guy is just getting started!
Baby Bison
Baby Gorilla
We can’t get enough of them, especially after seeing this bundle of adorableness! We’re about to cry because she’s so tiny! Did you know that an infant gorilla is actually smaller than a human infant when it is born? Who would have guessed?! On September 28, 2018, this cutie weighed just under five pounds and was born to 22-year-old Kumbuka at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens in Florida.
Baby Gorilla
Baby Okapi
We had no idea this type of animal existed until today, but we’re glad it does. A young okapi (forest giraffe), also known as an okapi calf, is shown here. It is an even-toed mammal native to the northeast of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Central Africa. Surprisingly, the okapi is most closely related to the giraffe, despite having striped markings similar to zebras.
Baby Okapi
Baby Elephant
This little guy is just getting used to using his feet, and he’s doing fantastic, especially considering calves can walk within one to two hours of birth! In two days, they’ll be strong enough to rejoin the rest of the herd. Meanwhile, human infants typically do not begin walking until they are 12 months old.
Baby Elephant
Baby Duck
Whether you like ducks or not, you can’t deny that this wide-eyed beauty is to die for. And the fluff we almost forgot about! Look at all the fluff! Ugh, if we owned this adorable duckling, we’d take her everywhere. She most likely needs to be therapeutic in some ways. Hold this cutie for a couple of seconds, and all your worries will vanish.
Baby Duck
Baby Seal
With its snow-white coat and wide, glistening eyes, this pup couldn’t be more adorable. You might be surprised to learn that baby seals are born on sea ice floating in the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans. Although puppies have no blubber at birth, they gain weight quickly by nursing on high-fat mother’s milk. Their mothers stop nursing them around the age of 80 pounds. Around six weeks after going without food, these baby seals dive in and start hunting for themselves.
Baby Seal
Baby Frog
Many people aren’t necessarily big fans of amphibians. Nonetheless, those people can’t deny that this baby frog is too adorable for words. Just look at him, his eyes closed, perched atop his owner’s hand. While this is a cute sight, we can’t help but wonder how this guy remembers his little friend.
Baby Frog
Baby Pygmy Goats
Though most people own a dog or a cat, or both, some people choose a different path when it comes to finding the perfect pet. Some prefer rabbits, while others prefer parakeets. Of course, some people prefer to refer to pygmy goats as their own. What’s the harm? They’re adorable, and they make excellent pets. They are not only friendly and easy to handle, but they also enjoy playing and are simple to train!
Baby Pygmy Goats
Baby Beaver
He seems to be as cuddly as he munches on his afternoon snack. This beaver appears to be quite mature, but he is actually a baby. When a baby beaver, known as a kit, is born, it is physically mature. As a result, they can begin swimming on the day they are born! Despite this, the kit spends the first month of its life in or near the lodge.
Baby Beaver
Baby Koala
Even as adults, koalas are unbelievably cute. You can only imagine how adorable they are as babies! Actually, you can see for yourself by looking at the image below. When a baby Koala, known as a Joey, is born, it weighs about a gram. It’s so tiny! Koalas are native to Australia, so you’ll have to travel there if you want to see one in person.
Baby Koala
Baby Cow
We’re glad they took a picture of it because now we can see this special bond for ourselves. And, despite its small size, this wide-eyed calf weighs between 60 and 100 pounds, especially in comparison to mommy! Did you know that a calf can stand, walk, and nurse within an hour of birth? We can’t say the same thing about human infants.
Baby Cow
Baby Valais Blacknose Sheep
This cute little guy is a Valais Blacknose Sheep, a breed of domestic sheep that originated in Switzerland’s snow-capped Valais peaks. They have black patches on their nose, eyes, ears, knees, and feet, as well as a thick coat of fluffy wool to keep them warm in the harsh Swiss mountains during the winter. The Valais Blacknose Sheep is extremely rare and can only be found in Switzerland and a few parts of Germany. Nonetheless, due to their increased popularity, they are now being bred in various parts of the world.
Baby Valais Blacknose Sheep
Baby Sugar Gliders
To call baby sugar gliders, known as joeys, tiny would be an understatement. In any case, whether we’re looking at an adult sugar glider or a joey, we can’t help but melt! They’re just too cute. If you’re wondering how they got their name, sugar gliders are known for their preference for sugar foods like sap and nectar. They also have the ability to glide through the air, so…
Baby Sugar Gliders
Baby Raccoon
We would normally recoil at the sight of a raccoon, especially if we saw one eating from our trash cans in the middle of the night. However, you can’t deny how adorable this little one is. Raccoons, like pygmy goats, have become popular household pets. When in distress, baby raccoons, known as kits or cubs, can make sounds similar to human babies. What’s more, because raccoons have dexterous paws, they can twist handles and open doors.
Baby Raccoon
Baby Rabbit
Baby rabbits are adorable. A soft, velvety bunny foo with giant eyes, floppy ears, and an adorable hop would be impossible for any human with a beating heart not to adore. Rabbits are more similar to dogs and cats than most people realize; they are social, sensitive, and have distinct personalities. They, too, become bored easily, and to be happy, they require a plethora of toys and companionship.
Baby Rabbit
Baby Skunk
While you don’t want to get involved with an adult skunk for fear of being attacked with their stinky spray, this adorable baby skunk is a different story. Kits, or baby skunks, have their eyes sealed until they are three weeks old. They grow quickly after that, and by the age of 10-12 months, they are ready to have their own children. Although a skunk baby is irresistibly cute, keeping one as a pet is not advised!
Baby Skunk
Baby Panda
It’s a shame that pandas are a critically endangered species, as they can only survive in China’s highly specialized – and rapidly disappearing – bamboo forests. Fortunately, zoos all over the world are doing a good job of preserving the species. The future of pandas is unknown, but we are certain that we want to give this fluffy baby a big hug!
Baby Panda
Baby Prairie Dog
The prairie dog is a relatively unknown animal. Among the interesting facts about prairie dogs is that their mating season lasts only one hour and occurs only once a year. These adorable creatures have the most advanced vocabulary of any animal language that has been decoded by digging complex underground tunnel systems. While their squeaks appear simple and repetitive to the human ear, their calls can convey extremely detailed information, such as the approach of a tall person dressed in blue.
Baby Prairie Dog
Baby Deer
This is a Chinese water deer with unusual fangs that develop as they age, earning them the moniker “vampire deer.” These fangs are mostly for show, though they are frightening. However, while these tiny and adorable creatures are still tiny and adorable, they are fangless and extremely fragile, with up to 40% of newborns dying within the first month of life.
Baby Deer
Baby Anteater
The term “anteater” refers to the four extant mammal species of the suborder Vermilingua. The literal meaning of the word is “worm tongue,” which explains how anteaters eat. Ants and termites are their favorite foods. They’re related to sloths and armadillos; it turns out! When you see how they look, it makes sense. The three animals have a lot in common.
Baby Anteater
Baby Octopus
Octopuses are brilliant creatures with the ability to change their shape. Can you believe how tiny they are when they’re babies? This little guy is perched on the tip of someone’s finger, giving him a larger-than-life appearance. Octopuses can be found in various environments, including coral reefs, pelagic waters, and the seafloor. To protect themselves from predators, they either expel ink, hide with camouflage, or use threat displays.
Baby Octopus
Baby Puffer Fish
Pufferfish are among the most poisonous vertebrates on the planet, with most of their species being toxic. To keep predators at bay, this fish has some unique natural defenses. It can use its tail for a quick evasive burst of speed to get away from danger, and if that fails, it can fill its elastic stomach with water (or air if it’s not in the water) until it expands and becomes spherical in shape.
Baby Puffer Fish
Baby Walrus
The large flippered marine animal is just as adorable as the other baby animals on this list when it is young. These animals can grow to be quite large as adults. In the Pacific, an adult male walrus can weigh over 2,000 kilograms (4,400 pounds). Walruses spend most of their lives on the sea ice, looking for benthic bivalve mollusks to eat. They typically live in shallow waters above continental shelves.
Baby Walrus
Baby Chinchilla
A chinchilla is a cute little crepuscular rodent. Chile now has the only wild chinchilla colonies in the world. They’ve been found in Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, and Chile in the past. Chinchillas have the densest fur of any terrestrial mammal. Unfortunately, humans hunted these animals for their ultra-soft fur, and they were classified as endangered in 2016.
Baby Chinchilla
Baby Dik Dik
Dik-dik refers to one of four small antelope species that are found in eastern and southern Africa. The sound the females make when they’re in trouble is the source of their unusual name. Male and female dik-diks both make a shrill, whistling sound in addition to the alarm call made by the females. When they’re in danger, they use these sounds to warn other animals about predators.
Baby Dik Dik
Baby Penguins
Penguins are a group of flightless aquatic birds. They have contrasting dark and white plumage and flippers for swimming and are well-adapted to life in the water. They eat krill, fish, squid, and other sea creatures that they catch while swimming underwater. They spend about half of their lives underwater and the other half in the sea. Even though all penguins are native to the Southern Hemisphere, they live in cold climates. A few species can be found in the far south.
Baby Penguins
Baby Donkey
Donkeys, a domesticated horse family member, have been used as working animals for thousands of years. There are over 40 million donkeys in the world, the majority of which live in developing countries. They are mostly used as draught or pack animals there. Working donkeys are typically associated with those who live on less than a subsistence level. Donkeys are not commonly kept as pets in developed countries.
Baby Donkey
Baby Otter
Without a doubt, otters are some of the cutest animals on the planet. The mammals are semi-aquatic and feed on fish and invertebrates. When an otter pup is born, it will take a year to venture out on its own. It will be able to swim when it is two months old. Otters are naturally very playful and enjoy frolicking in the water with other pups. One of the fascinating aspects of otters has to be their webbed feet.
Baby Otter
Baby Black Footed Cat
This cute little kitten is not as innocent as it appears. The black-footed cat, also known as the small-spotted cat, is Africa’s tiniest wild cat. Only the soles of its feet are black or dark brown, despite its name. Because of its patterned fur has an excellent camouflage system, which is especially useful on moonlit nights. It consumes 40 different types of vertebrates and has the ability to kill up to 14 small animals per night.
Baby Black Footed Cat
Baby Eastern Quoll
Have you ever heard of the Eastern Quoll? The picture you see is a baby eastern quoll and is mostly foound in Tasmania and Australia. For a long time, the Eastern Quoll was feared of being exstingt, but was in 2016 they were found again in Australia. The Eastern Quoll is a very loving and super cute animal!
Baby Eastern Quoll
Baby Pangolin
A Pangolin, can be recognized by its thick grey skin that looks like a shell. The animal that can be found in Africa and Aisa is a mammal that is usualy between 500-200 cm long and mostly lives off little insects like termites and ants. The Pangolins are rather unknown animals, but just look how cute they are!
Baby Pangolin
Baby Reindeers
When you think of reindeers, most of us automatically think of christmas. While we know reindeers froom many christmas movies, most of us never encountered one in real life. The beautiful animal can be found in the mountsind of Siberia, North America, in the Antarctic and the tundra. There are not many reindeers left around the world, and the species is categorised under the category of “functionally extinded” animals. The picture is proof of the beauty of these animals.
Baby Reindeers
Baby Meerkat
Just look at this cute baby meerkat. Meerkats can be found in southern Africa, where they live in groups under rocks. The meerkat lives off by plants and small animals and are very smart and social animals. They are so popular, that they even have their own show on National Geographics. Checking out this picture again, we do understand why everyone loves them so much!
Baby Meerkat
Baby Red Panda
Look at this cute little face. The animal you can see on the picture below, is a red panda. There are only 10000 red pandas left which mostly living in southwest China and the Himalayas. The cute animal mostly eats eggs and little insects.
Baby Red Panda
Frogmouth Chick
This little cutie is called a frogmouth chick. They can be found in the area of southeast Asia and Australia. The chick gets his name from the fact, that his face is simliar to a frog. The birds mostly eat insects and are known to be great flyers.
Frogmouth Chick
Baby Wombat
If you never heard of wombats, you have to continue reading. Wombats are living in mountain areas and about one meter long. The wombats are easily recognisable because of their short legs and muscular bodies. They might be small but they run super fast and have an excellent smell sense.
Baby Wombat
Baby Tasmanian Devil
Just as the name already says, the Tasmnanian Devil is found in Australia and Tansmanian. The tasmanian devil is very muscular and has black fur. The cute animal is known for its excellent sense of smell and its hunting techniques. Just look how cute this baby tansmanian devil is!
Baby Tasmanian Devil
Baby Muskox
The Muskox is a hoofed mammal, that is famous for its thick black fur. During the seasonal rut, the animal has a very specific and strong smell, which the muskox are also known for. In some cultures, the muskox are very important and famous. This baby muskox is sweeter than sweet.
Baby Muskox
Baby Boar
This little guy is a wild boar. The wild boar lives in woods and mountains and can be found in North Africa and Eurosia. It is very easy for the wild boar to adapt to new environments and they are known to be great hunters. Just look at his cute little baby boar!
Baby Boar
Baby Colugo
When you look at a Colugo, the first thing that you see is their big eyes. The Colugo might seem small, but he is one of the best gliders out there and they can easily glide hundert of meters to get from one tree to the other. The flying lamour as the Colugo is also called, is also very popular because of his cute look.
Baby Colugo
Baby Bison
The Bison can be mostly found in Europe and America and were used in the past as a meat and fur resource. Therefore, the Bison nealry got extinct, luckily that changed. Today there are again many Bisons around this world, which is good because they just look to cute!
Baby Bison
Baby Starfish
Did you know that there are more than 1500 starfish species around the world? Starfish are not only beautiful but also very important for the water world. A starfish can be recognized by its five sides connected to the central disk. They come in all the colours you can think of and are simply beautiful. In the picture below, you can see how tiny the little creature is when it is a baby.
Baby Starfish
Baby Parrots
Parrots are one of the most popular birds out there. They are known to be very smart and sometimes you can even teach them how to talk! There are around 398 different species, wich come in all shapes and colours. The birds are mostly living in hot torpical ares and live off seeds, nuts and vegetables.
Baby Parrots
Baby Klipspringer
Have you ever heard of the Klipspringer? The Klipspringer sleeps most of the day and night and is only active a few hours during mid day. Its fur is red, brown, grey and black and it has big eyes and pointy ears.With the age the Klipspringer gets spiky horns with he uses to protect himself and fight off predators.
Baby Klipspringer
Baby Pika
The animal you can see below in the picture is a baby Pika. Pikas can be founf in North America and Asia andare similar to mice or hamsters. They eat flowers and often carry around flower bouquets as proviant. The Pika communicates through loud whisteling and can be recognized by its short round body.
Baby Pika
Baby Quokka
Quokkas are one of the most famous animals and are all over Instagram. The animal live in Australia and are known to be super social and even love to take pictures with humans as they never experienced any kind of threat by them. Just look how cute they are!
Baby Quokka
Japanese Weasel
This beauty is a japanese weasel and can be found in Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu and many other japanese places. The japanese weasel is a real magician and turns white during the cold season to blend in with the snow and hides from preditors.
Japanese Weasel
Baby Jerboa
If you never heard of a Jerboa, than you need to continue reading! The Jerboa, is living in China and Mongolia and can be describes the best as a jumping mouse. The 8cm long animal is able to jump extremely high and can hear every single noise due to his hughe ears. Just take a look at this cute baby Jerboa!
Baby Jerboa
Baby Slow Loris
Here comes another cute animal with hughe eyes. The slow loris might look cute with his hand and his big eyes, but when it gets threatend, he can attack his attacker with poison that which won’t end good for the attacker. If you see the slow loris in the wild, you better stay away from him.
Baby Slow Loris
Baby Japanese Dwarf Flying Squirrel
The Japanese Dwarf Flying Squirrel, is mostly found in the beautiful alps of Japan. A skin connects the whole body of the cute animals, which enables them to fly over long distances. They love to hide in trees and are just overall super cute!
Baby Japanese Dwarf Flying Squirrel
Baby Bilby
Also the next animal on our list is super cute! The animal on the picture below is called Bilby and is living in Australia, especially in the north-western part. Just like the Kangoroos, the bilby holds his children in a pouch. They can be easily recongized because of theibig ears and their grey fur.
Baby Bilby
Baby Margay
The Margay is a cat that is simply beautiful! The cat is known to spend most of his life in the high branches of a tree and is a very quick and good hunter. The Margay is characterized through its beautiful golden fur with black spots.
Baby Margay
Baby Capybara
The Capybara is a rodent and lifes half in the water half on land. It is recognizable by its brown harsh hair and its tiny ears. Even if the Capybara doesn’t seem like it, it is a very strong animal that you should’t provoce.
Baby Capybara
Baby Patagonian Mara
The Pantagonia Mara is a lives in Argentina and is a rodent that has similar visual characteristics as rabbits. The Pantagonian Maras are very strong animals, that can push any attacker with their very strong legs away.
Baby Patagonian Mara
Baby Numbat
The animal in the picture below is a baby Numbat. Numbats are a very endangered species and worldwide there only 1000 more individuals of which most of them live in Australia. The cute animals lives off walpurti. What a beautiful animal the Numbat is.
Baby Numbat
Baby Mangalista
Have you ever heard od the Mangalista? The Mangalista, is a Hungarian pig breed, that is known for its wavy fur. The Mangalista is not only used as a meat source but also for its hair.
Baby Mangalista
Elephant Shrew
This little animal is called a elephant shrew. The name comes from its long nose, that resambles the trunk of an elephant. Eventhough the cute animal is very small, it is a very fast runner and can run up to 18 miles per hour.
Elephant Shrew
Baby Tarsier
Also the Tarsier, is easily spotted due to its large eyes. It is one of the few animal, whos head can rotate whole 180 degrees. The Tarsier lives in trees and is not good when being confroted it sometimes has suicidal tendenncies, as he can not really deal with stress.
Baby Tarsier
Baby Japanese Racoon Dog
The japanese racoon dogs, look like racoons and live in Japan. They have a very good sense of smelling and great eyes and are excellent hunters.
Baby Japanese Racoon Dog
Baby Chevrotain
The Chevrotain is a very sepcial animal. The animal reminds many people of a deer. It does has the same colours as a deer, however is way smaller. The Chevrotain is not only very beautiful, but aslo a very fast animal.
Baby Chevrotain
Baby Tamandua
The Tamandua is characterised by his special nose and hands. It lives off ants and eats several thousand a day. The Tamanndua has an excellent smelling sense and is just overall super cute!
Baby Tamandua
Baby Maned Wolf
The Maned wolf lives in South America and eats in contrary to foxes and wolves only berries. The Maned wolf looks like a mixture between a fox and a wolf and is a very beautiful and majestetic animal!
Baby Maned Wolf
Baby Tamarin Monkey
Look at this cute Tamarin monkey and his gorgeous beard. The tamarin monkey lives in the rainforest and is just super cute. It looks like the tamarin monkey is fresh out of a movie.
Baby Tamarin Monkey
Baby American Mink
The american mink is living in Europe and south America and is a very cute animal. It is recognizable beacuse of its brown fur and spiky hair. It is a very good hunter and can run very fast.
Baby American Mink