[Animals] Very cute images about newborn animals that you have probably never seen

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We are very used to seeing puppies of newborn animals such as dogs or cats, but the truth is that the images so cute that we are going to show today in Mascotíssimas you have probably never seen them.

 

They are fragile and small and some of them even have a different appearance from newborn to adult. We warn that these images are so tender

Crocodile

Crocodiles usually lay an average of 40 to 50 eggs. When their young are born, they can measure between 25 and 30 centimeters, although as adults they can measure up to about 4 meters. Although it has one of the strongest bites in the animal kingdom and can destroy a person, the truth is that the young are very adorable.

 

Armadillo

They are animals that can be seen in South America. Newborn armadillos are in an advanced stage of development, despite being very small and weighing between 50 and 150 g, they are born with their eyes fully open and with well-formed soft shells that harden with age.

Hamster

Perhaps of all this list it is the best known of all, but there is no doubt that the image of a newborn hamster is touching. Dwarf hamsters have between 3 and 6 offspring and Sirians between 7 and 11, but litters of up to 20 have been known.

Chinchilla

The chinchilla is an endemic animal to the southern half of the Andes. The genus Chinchilla groups two species and a domestic variety, created by crossing the wild ones, apart from the domestic variety. The chinchilla has a gestation period of 111 days. A female can have two deliveries a year and give between two and four young at a time.

Kangaroo

At birth, the little kangaroo is very small, on average it is no more than 2 cm tall and weighs around 800 milligrams. The baby kangaroo will remain in the bag for approximately 8 months, but for a further 6 months it will periodically go to the pouch to continue feeding.

 

Link: https://www.diariodesevilla.es/mascotas/Imagenes-tiernas-animales-recien-nacidos-probablemente-nunca-visto_0_1635137491.html