Spring is the time when a lot of animals have their babies. Now that it’s officially this season, we can show you more pictures of cute baby animals.

Baby Hippo
Mothers hippopotamus give birth to a single calf in shallow water. A newborn hippo is relatively small — around 25 to 54 kg (55 to 120 pounds).

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Baby Penguin
There are 17 species of penguins, each slightly different. Many of them live at the South Pole on Antarctica. They are also found on the coasts of South America, Africa, Australia, New Zealand and the Galapagos Islands.

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Baby Skunk
Skunk pregnancy lasts between 7 and 10 weeks and female gives birth to 2-10 babies. Baby skunks are born blind.

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Baby Squirrel
Mother squirrel can have two to eight babies at once, twice a year. Once in the spring time and once at the end of the summer.

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Baby Gorilla 
Baby gorillas start walking at about 5 months and nurse for up to three years.

baby-gorilla

Baby Moose
Moose weigh 25 to 35 pounds at birth. Calves can run within a few days and swim well within two weeks.

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Baby Alligator
Baby alligators are about 6-8 inches at birth. They may stay in the same vicinity of their nesting site for several years.

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Baby Koala
The koala’s habitat is in the country of Australia. They have gray to brown colored fur with a white underbelly. Mothers koalas give birth and raise only one baby at time.

baby-koala

Baby Hamster
All hamsters are born naked and blind. At about 3 weeks of age, hamsters resemble miniature adults.

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Baby Sifaka
Sifakas are lemurs. These vegetarian primates eat leaves, flowers, fruit, buds, and tree bark.

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Baby Kangaroo
A newborn kangaroo is a size of a grain of rice (5 to 25 millimeters). After the birth a tiny baby immediately crawls into its mom’s pouch, where it nurses and continues to develop for 120 to 400 days.

baby-kangaroo

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