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Elephant seals are born in October and November. For three to four intense weeks, the mother nurses her pup, during which time the newborn triples its weight—growing from about 40 kg at birth to an impressive 120–130 kg…

Meet the guardians of the kelp forest 🐟 The California sheephead wrasse sports a big chin and an even bigger bite. By keeping sea urchin numbers balanced, these wrasse help maintain the health of the waters that so many…

Twin elephants are very rare and occur in only about 1% of all births of their species. National Geographic

Baby peacock hides under its mother’s wing🪽 National Geographic

Capybaras are herbivores, therefore harmless to other animals around them. They're easy-going semi-aquatic mammals, social, friendly, and gentle, and get along with just about everyone, so it makes sense that other anima…