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This website shows 30 different animals and what their young look like.
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You know what they say - the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. While some may try their hardest not to end up like their parents, you can't help but love that these adorable baby animals seem to be exact replicas of their moms and dads.

The adults are charming themselves, but, as soon you pair them with their furry little children, it brings the photos to a whole new level of cuteness.

These animals, with their mini-me counterparts, are guaranteed to make you go "aww".

1. A furry calico cat and her adorable matching kitten.

2. A puppy that looks just like its mom - only smaller.

3. A lion and his cub in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.

4. Two happy looking hedgehogs, one big and one little.

5. A dog and its adorable mini-me version.

6. Two cats that, if it weren't for their difference in size, you might mix up.

7. A bear taking a swim with her cub.

8. A grazing nannie goat and her look-a-like kid.

9. Two stretching cats that are sure to steal your heart.

10. A bison cow and her calf in the snow.

11. A pygmy chameleon atop its bigger version.

12. A spotted cat and her almost-identical smaller counterpart.

13. A mother and baby giraffe stopping for a drink.

14. A dog keeping guard of its much smaller puppy.

15. A mother cheetah and her tiny cub in Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.

16. A pair of adorable pandas.

17. A mother horse with her matching foal.

18. A seal and her pup enjoying the sun.

19. A mother bird with her mini look-a-like.

20. An ape and her child, hanging out on a branch.

21. A mother and her kitten that are almost identical, right down to their brown and blue eyes.

22. A mother skunk and a matching baby skunk having a bite to eat.

23. A doe and a fawn in Washoe Valley, Nevada.

24. A mother elephant and her 2-week old daughter.

25. A father cat relaxing with his son.

26. A highland calf grazing on grass next to his father.

27. A swan and his fluffy baby counterpart.

28. A camel and her matching daughter.

29. A mother sloth and her baby in the trees.

30. A mother cat adorably pushing her kitten in a mini shopping cart.

Source: Earth Porn

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30 Animals With Their Adorable Mini-Me Counterparts

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You know what they say - the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. While some may try their hardest not to end up like their parents, you can't help but love that these adorable baby animals seem to be exact replicas of their moms and dads.

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This story was read in class and is a great story for students to see the life cycle of a butterfly

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A very hungry caterpillar by Eric Carle- story reading for kids

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An engaging and a delightful reading of one of the favourite kids book ' A very hungry caterpillar' by Eric Carle No copyright infringement is intended - for educational purposes only

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Students learned this song in class, feel free to learn the words and sing along too!

Contributions to https://theveryhungrycaterpillar2.wikispaces.com/ are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 3.0 License.

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TheVeryHungryCaterpillar2 - The Caterpillar Song

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Parents and students can visit this website and explore animals in different habitats
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This is a great website to used as a more advanced lesson, students who have a higher reading level could explore the website on their own.

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All plants and animals need to make new plants or they will become extinct (no longer exist on Earth). The adult plant or animal needs to reproduce offspring that will grow over time into a new adult that will reproduce offspring of its own. We call this a life cycle.

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Author- Sid Mosdell

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Freshly emerged from her chrysalis this female Monarch will soon make her first flight. The webbing on a female's wings is thicker than the webbing on a male's wings and females do not have the black spots on the hind wings that are a characteristic of males (see previous photo in this set).

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Free Image on Pixabay - Frog, Tadpole, Žabka

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Download free images about Frog, Tadpole, Žabka from Pixabay's library of over 940,000 public domain photos, illustrations and vectors - 758072

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Free Image on Pixabay - Collage, Butterflies, Caterpillar

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Download free images about Collage, Butterflies, Caterpillar from Pixabay's library of over 940,000 public domain photos, illustrations and vectors - 1696221

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Copyright © Earth’s Birthday Project.

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Lifecycle of a Butterfly | Painted Lady Butterfly

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Author: Deborah Judge
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Crunching Munching Caterpillar - A butterfly's life

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Tiny eggs are laid by the female on a leaf. Around 5 days later, a tiny wormlike creature will hatch.