Which animals have kids

Answer 1

Many animals do not have a specific name for their young, or use general names that apply to a range of different animals ('cub' is a good example). A short list of commonly taught pairs are: * Dog = Puppy, Whelp * Goose = Gosling * Swan = Cygnet * Sheep = Lamb * Cow = Calf * Cat = Kitten * Horse = Foal * Duck = Duckling * Goat = Kid * Pig = Piglet * Birds (many types, including chickens, emus, canaries, etc) = Chick * Lion/Bear/Tiger/Wolf = Cub * Marsupial (e.g. kangaroo, wombat, possum etc) = Joey * Camel = Calf, Colt * Beaver = Pup, Kit, Kitten * Deer = Fawn * Frog = Tadpole * Owl = Owlet * Rabbit = Kitten * Turtle = Hatchling * Whale and Walrus = Calf

Answer 2

Deer, Fawn Bear, Cub People, Kid Goat, Kid Goose, Gosling Duck, Duckling Chicken, Chick Cow, Calf Pig, Piglet Kangaroo, Kid Dog, Pup Cat, Kitten Otter, Pup Wolf, Pup Elephant, Calf You're on your own from there.

Answer 3

The only animals that people know name their young are humans. But then again, we don't even fully understand how animals communicate, so I don't think we can be sure that we're the only ones who talk or name our young.

Answer 4

Some: Eel/Elver Fox/Cub Frog/Tadpole Hare/Leveret Horse/Foal Lion/Cub Rabbit/Kitten Squirrel/Kitten Whale/Calf Zebra/Foal

Answer 5

Baby goats are the most common baby animal known as kids. Adult male goats are known as billy goats and adult female goats are properly called nanny goats.

Answer 6

Kids are baby goats

Answer 7

Goats

Answer 8

Kittens