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Baby animals, in all forms of cuteness and fluffiness.

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B is for Baby

A baby is a very young person. Babies are small and helpless, and can't walk or talk. When babies get a little bit older, they move around by crawling on their hands and knees.

C is for Calf (Cow)

A calf is a baby cow.
Many other baby animals are also called calves.
A baby dolphin is called a calf.

C is for Chick

Most baby birds are called chicks.

C is for Cria

A baby llama is called a cria.

C is for Cub

A baby bear, lion or tiger is called a cub.

C is for Cygnet

A cygnet is a baby swan.

D is for Duckling

A duckling is a baby duck.

F is for Fawn

A fawn is a baby deer.
A baby donkey is called a foal.

G is for Gosling

A baby goose is called a gosling.

H is for Hatchling

Hatchling means a young animal that has just hatched from an egg. People use the word for baby birds, turtles, and other egg-laying animals.

J is for Joey

A joey is a baby kangaroo.

K is for Kid

A baby goat is called a kid.

K is for Kit

Kit is a word used to describe a baby fox, beaver, ferret or other mammal that is covered in fur.

K is for Kitten

A kitten is a baby cat.

L is for Lamb

A lamb is a baby sheep.

L is for Larvae

Some insects go through stages in their life, and the early stage is the larval stage. Larvae of creatures like butterflies tend to be crawling things with no wings that spend all their time eating and growing. When they are big enough, they change into flying insects.
Many different creatures have a larval stage that is so different to the adult form that you would never know they were the same creature unless you saw it change.

P is for Piglet

A piglet is a baby pig.