100 Animals and Their Babies Names, Animals and Their Young Ones

Animals and Their Babies Names

In this lesson, we will share the names given to the offspring of all animals. The names of the offspring of the animals are often asked in puzzles, quizzes, or school exams. Although we know the names of some of them, we can forget and not respond because some of them are quite complicated.

That’s why we’ll give you the names given to the offspring of all the animals you can access under one page. You can remove these names from the printer and carry them with you and memorize them over time. Now let’s look closely at the animals and their babies names:

Alpaca-Cria: Alpaca is a common domesticated species of camel in the Andes of South America, feeding mainly for its wool in the family of the camel’s family. The name of the alpaca baby is known as’ Cria’.

Antelope-Calf: Antelope is a creature in the deer family, which is among the herbivores with double nails. These animals generally dominate the African continent.

Antelope species can be seen in every region of this continent. Antelopes are highly agile animals and are the second species to reach a top speed on land. Antelope’s baby’s name is ‘Calf’.

Armadillo-Pup: Armadillo is a placental mammal animal. The armor they have serves to protect their bodies from external factors, and with these images, they resemble the rosary beetle. These creatures, whose sense of smell is highly developed, usually feed on insects and worms. Their eyesight is poor, as opposed to their enhanced sense of smell. The armadillo baby is called ’Pup’.

Baboon-Infant: Baboons are known to be the largest primates outside of humans, known as non-hominoids. The baboon baby’s name is ’Infant’.

Bat-Pup: Bats are mammals classified in the order Chiroptera, whose forelimbs have adapted as wings and can fly naturally. Bats can fly more easily, maneuvering than birds with their very long and spread fingers covered with dice and patagium. The bat baby is known as ’Pup’.

Bee-Larva: Bee is the name given to all insect species that make up the family Apoidea belonging to the membrane winged order. The characteristic of membrane wings is that they have two pairs of transparent membrane-shaped wings with transverse and longitudinal veins inside. The body of bees consists of three parts; the head, chest, and abdomen. The baby bee is called ’Larva’.

Camel-Calf: Camels that make up the genus Camelus of the family Camelidae, are passenger animals divided into two separate species. Camels, which can walk for hours without any problems in the desert thanks to their soft and spreading feet, are created to walk in the snow in the same way. Camel baby is called ‘Calf’.

Coyote-Whelp: Coyotes are serial and agile animals. About 50 km per hour. They can run fast. For this reason, there is almost no chance that you will escape from a coyote. Coyotes howl at night, which is one of the easiest signals you can tell if there’s a coyote around. The coyote baby is called ’Whelp’.

Donkey-Colt: Donkey is one of the domesticated species of the horse’s family. Donkeys have first domesticated in Mesopotamia or Egypt around 3000 BC and spread around the world. The donkey baby is called ’Colt’.

Duck-Duckling: A bird of the duck family; a goose is a small, short-necked, flat-billed, webbed feet, short-legged, and very water-loving species. Ducks have wild and domestic ones. Ducks love greens. They feed on corn, wheat, small insects that they catch in water and on land. The duck baby is called ’Duckling’.

Antelope	Calf
Bear	Cub
Beaver	Kit
Birds	Fledgling, nestling
Cat	Kitten
Cow	Calf
Deer	Fawn
Duck	Duckling
Eagle	Eaglet
Eel	Elver
Elephant	Calf elephant
Fish	Fry
Fowl	Chick, chicken
Fox	Cub, pup
Frog	Polliwog, tadpole
Swan	Cygnet
Tiger	Cub, whelp

Zebra	Foal
Goat	Kid
Goose	Gosling
Guinea fowl	Keet
Hawk	Eyas
Horse	Foal, yearling
Kangaroo	Joey
Lion	Cub
Owl	Owlet
Pig	Piglet
Rabbit	Bunny
Rat	Pup
Rhino	Calf
Seal	Pup
Shark	Cub