새끼 (Offspring) refers to the young or immature forms of animals and plants that are produced through reproduction. In animals, offspring can be born live or hatched from eggs, depending on the species. They typically rely on their parents for nourishment and protection during their early stages of life. In the context of plants, offspring are produced through seeds or vegetative reproduction. These new plants grow from the parent plant and can develop into independent organisms. The process of producing offspring is essential for the continuation of species, ensuring genetic diversity and adaptation to changing environments.