Baby Animal Names
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100

What is a "foal"?

A "foal" is a baby horse.

100

How soon can baby deer walk after birth?

Within the hour after they're born

100

What flower tracks the sun from east to west during the day?

Sunflowers

100

When does Daylight Savings time start?

The second Sunday in March

200

What is a baby deer called?

A "fawn"

200

What baby animal imprints on the first moving object they see?

Ducklings. This teaches them to stay with the flock,  and where to look for protection.

200

How many different varieties of the tulip are there?

Over 3,000

200

What do the eggs symbolize during Easter?

New life, rebirth, fertility.

300

What baby animal is called a "kid"?

A "kid" is a baby goat

300

What baby animal has rectangular pupils and 340 degrees of panoramic vision?

Goats

300

What small yellow plant, typically considered a weed, has medicinal purposes as well as a high nutritional content for eating? HINT: This plant transforms into a white puffball who's seeds blow away in the wind.

Dandelions

300

When was Mother's Day started in the U.S.A.?

It was signed into U.S. law in 1914 by President Woodrow Wilson

400

What is a baby rabbit called?

A baby rabbit is called a "kit"

400

How often per day will a mother rabbit visit her babies?

Twice per day. This is to prevent any predators from finding her nest. She will feed her babies twice a day, then leave.

400

What blooming plant marks the official start of spring in Japan?

The cherry blossom or "sakura"

400

About how many phone calls are made on Mother's Day?

Approximately 122 million. More phone calls are made on Mother's Day than any other day of the year.

500

What baby animal is called a "cygnet"

A baby swan is called a "cygnet"

500

What baby animal can gain over 250 pounds per day as its growing?

Blue whales

500

Why is Easter always on a different date?

It depends on the moon's cycles. It always takes place the first Sunday after the Paschal full moon.

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