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Mammals are warm-blooded vertebrates with hair or fur that produce milk for their young. This list covers every mammal on our site â organized by habitat.
5,500+ species â most mammals
Develop inside mother's body with a placenta. Includes dogs, cats, whales, elephants, humans.
330+ species
Born tiny and underdeveloped, crawl into mother's pouch. Kangaroos, koalas, opossums.
5 species only
The weird ones â lay eggs instead of live birth. Platypus and echidnas.
| Animal | Baby Name | View |
|---|---|---|
| đĻAlpaca | Cria | â |
| đĻĄBadger | Cub | â |
| đĻBat | Pup | â |
| đģBear | Cub | â |
| đĻĢBeaver | Kit | â |
| đĻŦBison | Calf | â |
| đĒCamel | Calf | â |
| đąCat | Kitten | â |
| đCheetah | Cub | â |
| đChicken | Chick | â |
| đŋī¸Chinchilla | Kit | â |
| đCow | Calf | â |
| đēCoyote | Pup | â |
| đĻDeer | Fawn | â |
| đļDog | Puppy | â |
| đĢDonkey | Foal | â |
| đĻDuck | Duckling | â |
| đElephant | Calf | â |
| đĻElk | Calf | â |
| đĻĄFerret | Kit | â |
| đĻFox | Kit | â |
| đĻGiraffe | Calf | â |
| đGoat | Kid | â |
| đĒŋGoose | Gosling | â |
| đĻGorilla | Infant | â |
| đšGuinea Pig | Pup | â |
| đšHamster | Pup | â |
| đĻHedgehog | Hoglet | â |
| đĻHippopotamus | Calf | â |
| đ´Horse | Foal | â |
| đĻKangaroo | Joey | â |
| đ¨Koala | Joey | â |
| đLeopard | Cub | â |
| đĻLion | Cub | â |
| đĻLlama | Cria | â |
| đMeerkat | Pup | â |
| đMonkey | Infant | â |
| đĢMoose | Calf | â |
| đMouse | Pup | â |
| đNarwhal | Calf | â |
| đĻĻOtter | Pup | â |
| đŧPanda | Cub | â |
| đˇPig | Piglet | â |
| đĻPlatypus | Puggle | â |
| đģââī¸Polar Bear | Cub | â |
| đĻPorcupine | Porcupette | â |
| đ°Rabbit | Bunny (Kitten) | â |
| đĻRaccoon | Kit | â |
| đRat | Pup (Kitten) | â |
| đžRed Panda | Cub | â |
| đĻReindeer | Calf | â |
| đĻRhinoceros | Calf | â |
| đSheep | Lamb | â |
| đĻ¨Skunk | Kit | â |
| đŋī¸Squirrel | Pup (Kitten) | â |
| đ¯Tiger | Cub | â |
| đĻTurkey | Poult | â |
| đēWolf | Pup | â |
| đĻĄWolverine | Kit (Cub) | â |
| đĻZebra | Foal | â |
Bats are the only mammals capable of true sustained flight. They account for 20% of all mammal species!