What are young ones called?

Young ones are typically referred to as children, cubs, kits, or hatchlings, depending on the species. Some common examples include:

- Children: are the young ones of humans and other primates.

- Cubs: are the young ones of bears, lions, tigers, wolves, and other carnivorous mammals.

- Kits: are the young ones of foxes, rabbits, skunks, and other small mammals.

- Hatchlings: are the young ones of birds, reptiles, and amphibians that hatch from eggs.

- Fry: are the young ones of fish.

- Calves: are the young ones of cows, moose, elephants, and other ungulates.

- Foals: are the young ones of horses and donkeys.

- Lambs: are the young ones of sheep.

- Kids: are the young ones of goats.

- Piglets: are the young ones of pigs.