Mother and child in the animal world

Tigers tuck their children up with their mouths, monkeys grab their babies on their backs or hang under their stomachs . each animal has its own way of caring for its own children.

The elephant huddles into his mother during a visit to the Zambezi river.

With the mother report, the real danger is not being killed but losing children. They protect you by constantly moving so that the enemy cannot locate.

The bone-biting jaw of a skeleton now becomes a soft means of transport when the tiger mother Sita takes her child to a new place.

Mexican gray wolf cuddling with two children at Sedgwick County Zoo.

Polar bear mothers breastfeed for 2 1/2 years to help them strong enough to withstand the Arctic winter.

When the child is 3 months old, the monkey gelada mother carries the baby on his back and flies around. Each monkey only has about 4-5 children, but they will spend a lot of time and energy to care.

Two lion mothers lie on the grassland on the Zambezi river.

The monkey hangs upside down from his mother at Bandhavgarh National Park in India.