'Children' in the animal world

Seals are not ear-lit by sun, elephants discover grass, mottled and spotted moths, thoughtful sitting spirits are funny images of young animals in the animal world.

A non-eared seal seals the sun in the North Pole. His mother recognized him by the smell on his body.

Asian elephants are one meter tall and weigh an average of 91 kg when born. They received the care of many female elephants in the herd for 2 to 3 years. The adult age of elephants is 9 for females and 15 for males.

The thick coat and black streaks on the ear buds are two prominent features of the young wildcat.

The black bear is extremely aggressive when protecting children. Baby bears live with their mother for about two years.

Jaguar children are always born in pairs. They live with their mother for about two years to learn how to hunt and evade enemies.

American bobbins usually lay between 1 and 6 children in a litter. Young children live with their mothers for up to one year.

Female white bears often give birth to twins. Baby bears live with their mother for more than two years before starting an independent life.

Most report a cheetah giving birth to 3 children in a litter. Notify your child in the same mother for 18-24 months before separating to live independently.

Black bears are talented artists in climbing activities. This baby bear can climb trees to eat, play, avoid enemies and even hibernate.

North American crocodiles lay 20 to 60 eggs each time they give birth. After hatching eggs for about 3 months, they open the nest and help the baby crocodile get out of the eggshell.