Baby Hamster
Unlike baby sloths, hamsters are born blind and bare. By the time they are 14 to 17 days old, they have developed a sense of sight and opened their eyes. Pregnancies last just three weeks, and each litter may have anywhere from six to twenty hamsters—talk of an overabundance of cuteness. Unfortunately, when a mother hamster is stressed before or after the birth, things can go wrong. She will abandon or eat her children if this occurs. If you have a pregnant hamster, make sure she gets plenty of attention!
Baby Hamster
Baby Kangaroo
Joeys are the young kangaroos, in case you didn’t remember. They’re adorable. It’s also interesting to learn how they came to be in this country. A kangaroo baby is born into a pouch on the mother’s belly. They are still in the early stages of growth, measuring just an inch in length and weighing less than a gram. The baby then starts to suckle and gradually spends more time outside the pouch until it can leave fully. This usually occurs between the ages of seven and ten months.
Baby Kangaroo
