Can you give me some examples of wild animals and their young ones?

Answer 1

One example of a wild animal and their young is the kangaroo and the joey. Joey is the name for a baby kangaroo, it lives inside its mothers pouch until it is old enough. Some other examples of wild animals and their young a bear and the cubs, and a horse and their baby is a foal.

Answer 2

Horse: A domestic animal which can be used for pleasure or work, more than 100 breeds worldwide Foal: A baby horse, most commonly born bay or grey. A baby boy is called a colt and a baby girl is called a filly. Twins are very rare Giant Panda: An endangered breed of bear living in mountainous ranges such as Tibet Giant Panda Cub: Baby Giant Pandas are born furless and blind, they weight approaximatly 150 grams and are about the size of a stick of butter Lion: Lions live in Savannah Grasslands in Africa, they mostly hunt Gazelles, zebras and hippos. They are at the top of the food chain and will eat anything if they are hungry (fruit, leaves, insects etc) Lionesses do the hunting and look after the cubs and the males protect the pride Lion Cubs: Baby lions who are easy prey for hyenas Elephants: Large mammels that come in several breeds. Currently endangered due to over hunting for ivory Elephant Calves: Baby elephants, calves suffer a lot from nightmares of their parents dying Sheep: Woolley mammels which are bred and kept for their wool and meat. Male sheep are called rams and female sheep are called ewes Lambs: Baby sheep, often hunted and killed by foxes and badgers Horse: A domestic animal which can be used for pleasure or work, more than 100 breeds worldwide Foal: A baby horse, most commonly born bay or grey. A baby boy is called a colt and a baby girl is called a filly. Twins are very rare Giant Panda: An endangered breed of bear living in mountainous ranges such as Tibet Giant Panda Cub: Baby Giant Pandas are born furless and blind, they weight approaximatly 150 grams and are about the size of a stick of butter Lion: Lions live in Savannah Grasslands in Africa, they mostly hunt gazelles, zebras and hippos. They are at the top of the food chain and will eat anything if they are hungry (fruit, leaves, insects etc) Lionesses do the hunting and look after the cubs and the males protect the pride Lion Cubs: Baby lions who are easy prey for hyenas Elephants: Large mammels that come in several breeds. Currently endangered due to over hunting for ivory Elephant Calves: Baby elephants, calves suffer a lot from nightmares of their parents dying Sheep: Woolley mammels which are bred and kept for their wool and meat. Male sheep are called rams and female sheep are called ewes Lambs: Baby sheep, often hunted and killed by foxes and badgers

Answer 3

Bull (adult male) Cow(adult female) calf(baby)

duck (adult) duckling(baby)

Rooster (adult male) hen(adult female) chick(baby)

dog (adult) puppy (baby),

cat (adult) kitten (baby).

Answer 4

WikiAnswers doesn't allow people to post pictures in answers. So the best place to go to find pictures of animal mommas and their babies are search engines like Google, Yahoo, etc. and looking at the images there.

Answer 5

mammals: lion tiger etc etc

Birds: osterich, eagle, crow etc etc

Insects and plants, bacteria

Answer 6

The answer to this question is, goats. Male adults are called billy goats, female adults are called nanny's and babies are called kids. Hope this helps.

Answer 7

...what about them?

Answer 8

lion-cub