A "Baby Animal" refers to the young of various species in the animal kingdom. These young creatures often exhibit unique characteristics that distinguish them from adults, such as size, coloration, and behavior. Common examples include puppies (baby dogs), kittens (baby cats), and calves (baby cows). Baby animals typically rely on their parents for nourishment and protection during their early stages of life. They undergo significant growth and development, learning essential survival skills from their mothers or other adult animals. This nurturing phase is crucial for their eventual independence and adaptation to their environment.