The Most Incredible Animal Births in the World | Baby Chameleon!

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One of the most amazing processes in this world is the act of giving birth, but these animals on our list
take it up a notch. Today we will be looking at some of the most incredible, and sometimes disgusting,
animal births in the world. Number one will completely change your view on fatherhood so stay tuned
for that.

The Hedgehog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjBQddsyRog
When a baby hedgehog, often called either a hoglet or piglet, enters the world, it’s a tiny, blind ball of
spikes waiting to be unleashed.
That’s because when it’s born, sharp spikes-in-waiting are tucked just underneath the skin. Within a few
hours of exiting its mother womb, along with upwards of six siblings, a hoglet’s signature quills will start
to make their debut.
It’s a slow start to what will become the hoglet’s key defense mechanism as an adult, as 150 slightly
dulled quills emerge the skin and begin increasing in numbers until the hedgehog has 8,500 of them.
Hoglets are blind for the first month of their life, but that doesn’t stop them from fighting with their
brothers and sisters over a prime spot at mom’s teats. White as snow when they are born, the hoglets
will also begin taking on the physical appearance of an adult hedgehog with the darkening of their quills.
These little spiked bundles of joy will stay with mom for anywhere from six to thirteen weeks, at which
point they bid a fond farewell to their family unit and move out into the big, wide world.

The Rhino
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9a5cVdZOos
After a gestation period that can last for up to 18 months depending on the species, a pregnant rhino
will give birth to a calf that can weigh anywhere from 55 to 100 pounds.
Now, that’s a whole lot of baby to look after, and despite it being delivered with a bit of an inelegant
thud, is on its legs and taking its first few awkward steps within minutes. It’s that ability to quickly
master the art of walking that allows a calf to begin suckling its mother after just a few hours out of the
womb. Mother’s milk will be an integral component of a young calf’s diet for the next 18 months, but
during that time it will be introduced to the various plants and vegetation that will form its adult diet.
With no horn at birth, the mother rhino zealously protects its child. Wild rhinos are known for being
solitary animals, but the mother and calf form a tight bond in the three short years they are together.
Female calves will stay with their mom a little longer than males, but as soon as a young rhino heads out
on its own, it immediately focuses on finding a territory to call home.

A female rhino will not mate while it’s caring for its calf, and it is not uncommon for males in the region
to kill a young rhino so that it can mate.

The Panda
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhaglZnAgnE
A panda pregnancy can last anywhere from 100 to 180 days and result in one or two very tiny cubs being
born in a den safe from the outside world. You would think such a large animal will give birth to large
cubs, but you thought wrong. Its offspring can fit in the palm of your hand. Cubs usually weigh in at
three to five ounces, virtually microscopic compared to their mom, and resemble blind puffs of cotton
that can poop more than their mother.
For the first sixty days of its life, a panda cub doesn’t leave the den. In the case of twin cubs being born,
the mother will do her best to take care of both, which includes constant grooming because if you still
didn’t know, these cubs are tiny poop machines, but if one starts to show signs of struggle it can be
abandoned in favor of its stronger sibling. Not really a good thing considering they are an endangered
species. After eight weeks a cub will open its eyes, and continue nursing over the year as it gains
upwards of 75 pounds of weight.
It’s not until it reaches three months that a cub will be strong enough to crawl. As nursing continues, the
mother will introduce bamboo, their favorite food, into the diet, and by the time its first birthday rolls
around a panda cub is usually fully weaned.

The Surinam Toad
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgROaJY6Xnk
Watching a Surinam toad giving birth can make even the most hardened biologist take pause. Rather

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