Animal Young

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From Birth to Growth

Animals and their young share a strong, nurturing bond that helps ensure survival and growth. Parent animals often protect, feed, and teach their babies important skills like finding food or avoiding danger. For example, a dog cares for its puppy, a cat raises its kitten, and a duck guides its ducklings to water. This relationship helps young animals develop the abilities they need to become independent.

Spanish

Cachorro - Puppy (Pup)

Gatito - Kitten

Ternero - Calf

Cabrito - Kid

Cordero - Lamb

Lechón - Piglet

Conejito - Bunny

Pollito - Chick

Patito - Duckling

Potro - Colt

Osezno - Bear cub

Cría de cocodrilo - Crocodile hatchling

Renacuajo - Tadpole

French

Chiot - Puppy (Pup)

Chaton - Kitten

Veau - Calf

Chevreau - Kid

Agneau - Lamb

Porcelet - Piglet

Lapereau / Petit lapin - Bunny

Poussin - Chick

Caneton - Duckling

Poulain - Colt

Ourson - Bear cub

Jeune crocodile - Crocodile hatchling

Têtard - Tadpole

German

Welpe - Puppy (Pup)

Kätzchen - Kitten

Kalb - Calf

Zicklein - Kid

Lamm - Lamb

Ferkel - Piglet

Häschen - Bunny

Küken - Chick

Entenküken - Duckling

Fohlen - Colt

Jungtier - Bear cub

Schlüpfling - Crocoodile hatchling

Kaulquappe - Tadpole

Italian

Cucciolo (di cane) - Puppy (Pup)

Gattino - Kitten

Vitello - Calf

Capretto - Kid

Agnello - Lamb

Maialino - Piglet

Coniglietto - Bunny

Pulcino - Chick

Anatroccolo - Duckling

Puledro (m), Puledra (f) - Colt / Foal (m), Filly (f)

Cucciolo d'orso - Bear cub

Cucciolo di coccodrillo - Crocodile hatchling

Girino - Tadpole

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