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This book is packed with our favorite cutest animals. There’s even a cutest baby animals gallery, plus cuddly cuties you can own. You’ll discover tons of fluffy fun on every page!
We want to know which cuties you like best! Answer the polls below and see how your answers stack up against everyone else’s. How good is your cute-o-meter?
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A baby orca calf weighs about 400 pounds at birth.
Photograph by Clarita, Dreamstime
A wolverine isn't a wolf—it's a large weasel.
Photograph by KMWphotography, Dreamstime
Baby alligators are born at 6 to 8 inches long and males can grow to be about 11 feet long.
Photograph by Gonepaddling, Dreamstime
This cute polar bear will grow up to be a fierce predator built for surviving in the bitter cold.
Photograph by Andreanita, Dreamstime
Click the full-screen arrows in the upper right of the gallery for more information about each photo.
Which is the cutest ferocious animal?
Which is the cutest cold-blooded critter?
Which is the cutest exotic animal?
Which is the cutest cuddly creature?
Which is the cutest pocket pet?
Which is the cutest big cat?
Lion cubs mimic their parents--running, stalking, and pouncing on their siblings and cousins for hours each day.
Photograph by Dave Pusey, Shutterstock
Tiger cubs have white markings on the backs of their ears that help the mother keep an eye on her cubs.
Photograph by Enjoylife25, Dreamstime
Bobcats may twitch their ear tufts to communicate with other bobcats.
Photograph by Visceralimage, Dreamstime
The name "jaguar" comes from a Native American word which means "he who kills with one leap."
Photograph by Palko72, Dreamstime
Click the full-screen arrows in the upper right of the gallery for more information about each photo.
