Cute Baby Animals
This 6-week-old white tiger cub was born on March 8, 2010 at the Serengeti-Park in Hodenhagen, Germany. Unfortunately, this cub and its siblings were rejected by their parents. But don't worry; they are being raised by the zookeepers. And if they need someone to take on cuddling duties, we'll be there in a jiffy!
Meet Einstein, the miniature horse foal who very well might get the Guinness World Record for world's smallest horse. Born on April 22 in New Hampshire, he weighed only six pounds and stood a little over one foot tall. How does he pack so much cuteness into such a little package?
The baby, born January 5 at the Budapest Zoo, is nine days old in this picture but already looks quite intelligent. Or maybe he's just good at striking a pose for the camera. Mom seems to know a thing or two about it!
At just over 5 weeks old, these two ring-tailed lemur babies already share their mama's distinctively adorable markings. They were born in the Frankfurt/Main Zoo in western Germany on February 11.
Try as they might, these month-old lion cubs at the Ramat Gan Zoo near Tel Aviv just can't scare us away... yet. They were born at the end of January, so although they're nothing but cuddly in this picture, we're guessing they'll be plenty scary in no time at all.
This isn't just some pig off the farm; it's a Parisian piglet, proudly prancing his way through this year's agricultural fair. Do you think we should tell him he's got a little something on his face?
Lilly, the little white lion pictured here at 2 weeks old, was born on February 8 at the Mystic Monkeys & Feathers Wildlife Park in South Africa.
This red-necked wallaby, photographed at a zoo in Hanover, Germany on March 19, will be perfectly happy to remain in her mother's pouch for a few more months. We're sure zoo visitors can't wait to see the little one hopping about!
With anteaters at risk of becoming extinct, this little fella -- the first of its kind born in captivity -- has folks celebrating! It's pictured here at the zoo in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on March 9, 2010.
Rescued by the Secret World Wildlife Rescue centre in Somerset England on April 24, this little fox with the soulful eyes appears to have landed with a good crowd. In this picture, he's being held by Brian May, founding member of Queen and a proud supporter of animal causes in the U.K.






