[Answer] What animal falls six feet to the ground when born?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What animal falls six feet to the ground when born?"

...And you thought human birth was tough! Mama giraffes give birth standing up, and when their little one tumbles out, it quite literally falls about six feet to the ground. This freefall helps the giraffe’s umbilical cord to detach while kickstarting the baby giraffe’s breathing.

[Answer] How long does a koala joey stay in its mom’s pouch after birth?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "How long does a koala joey stay in its mom’s pouch after birth?"

...Koalas are one of the sleepiest animals on the planet, and that predilection kicks off right at birth. Using their natural instincts, a newborn koala will crawl into its mother’s pouch and remain there for about six months. The reason is simple — koala joeys are tiny, about the size of a jellybean, at birth. Once they’re developed enough and ready to emerge, they’re still on the lazier side, tending to swap the pouch for a piggyback ride on mom.

[Answer] What item is the same size as a newborn baby panda?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What item is the same size as a newborn baby panda?"

...Full-grown pandas can be over 300 lbs in size, but at birth, they’re super small! In fact, panda cubs are one of the smallest animals in proportion to their parents, at just 1/900th their mom’s size, weighing between 90g to 130g, or 0.2 lbs. It takes pandas a full nine months before they’re weaned from their mother’s milk.

[Answer] What color are a Bengal tiger’s eyes at birth?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What color are a Bengal tiger’s eyes at birth?"

...Bengal tigers are famous for their entrancing golden eyes — but they don’t start out that way. Baby tigers generally keep their eyes closed for the first 10 days of their lives, but when they open, they’re a beautiful blue color. White Bengals typically keep their blue eyes, but orange Bengals’ eyes will eventually turn amber.

[Answer] What animal almost always gives birth to same-sex quadruplets?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What animal almost always gives birth to same-sex quadruplets?"

...Armadillos usually mate by the age of one, producing one litter a year with an interesting twist: They nearly always give birth to same-sex litters of quadruplets. Scientists are a little stumped as to why, other than life isn’t the easiest for armadillo babes and having four at a time increases the likelihood of survival.

[Answer] Which species has the biggest newborns?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which species has the biggest newborns?"

...A newborn blue whale can weigh almost as much as a small car, and they gain weight quickly. A baby blue whale can gain up to 200 lbs per day from their mom’s fatty milk. Of course, they have a long way to go till they’re full grown; an adult Antarctic blue whale can weigh a staggering 400,000 lbs, or about the size of 33 elephants.

[Answer] What is the correct name for a group of kittens?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the correct name for a group of kittens?"

...Saying “A kindle of kittens” is almost as adorable as kittens themselves! Of course, many of us use the word “litter” to describe many mammals’ offspring, but the official term is “kindle.” Once they’re all grown up, however, a group of cats is called a “clowder.”