What animal loves its children the most?

I feel that kangaroos are the animals that love their children the most. The kangaroo mother holds the child in her arms no matter where she goes to the ** pocket, close to her chest, giving the child warmth and a sense of security.

The child also seemed very relieved.

All animals love their children. For example, tigers, jackals, bears, lions, monkeys, pandas, kangaroos, swallows, eagles, dogs, cats, pigs, horses, cows, sheep, etc., all love their children.

The most cub-protective animal in the world is the wolf. Although wolves are cruel, they are full of maternal love for their young. Usually female wolves give birth to five to seven litters in a litter, and male wolves and female wolves raise their offspring together.

When the she-wolf gives birth, she can't go out to find food, so she picks up the burden of a family of several people to make a living, and after hunting food, she first swallows it and comes back and spits out the half-digested food, and patiently feeds it to the she-wolf and her cubs. After twenty-five days, the young wolves can go out of my activities, at this time, the parent wolves both train the young wolves to hunt skills, and when in danger, the parent wolf will be very alert to turn around and run in the other direction, divert their eyes, direct the danger to themselves, and protect the young wolves from harm.

It should be that homeothermic animals have emotions and will express, they will desperately protect their children, cold-blooded animals may not have love, and some insects are also, they can't take care of their children, they are self-destructive, mainly relying on numbers to survive.

No matter what kind of animal it is, they all love their children very much, and I think the kangaroo should be the one who loves their children the most. The mother kangaroo puts the baby in her own bag from birth, and even if the baby kangaroo is very large, she will ask the baby kangaroo to get into it.

All animals are able to protect their children, especially monkeys, monkeys love to protect their children.

People often use the metaphor of caring for their children or subordinates to spoil their children or subordinates, and according to this metaphor, the animal that cares for their children the most should be cows.

Kangaroo mom, seahorse dad.

I should think that birds should be very, very good at caring for their children.

In fact, no matter what kind of animal it is, it has love for its children, and there is no creature that does not love its children.

Any animal loves its children differently at the time.

White sandwiched black geese. Within three days of birth, young birds must jump off the "cliff".

It is the nature of all animals to protect their children.

It's all the same. It's just that the way of love is different.

In fact, animals love their children.

Man is thoughtful, born with great paternal love and motherly love. Animals are an instinct.

It's just an instinct, whether it's a human or an animal.

Instinctive reactions.

In order to pass on their genes better.

Be observant. Whether you buy goldfish for your child, or a chicken or a puppy, you should teach your child to observe them more. Including how the animals eat, how they play, and how they rest.

Parents can guide their children to record the lives of small animals in words or drawings, which can inspire children to love small animals more.

Experience feeding. In order to make children love small animals more and do not harm them at will. Children should be given a task to experience how to feed. Start by teaching children how to prepare ingredients, and let children feed the food to the animals by hand and experience the fun.

More companionship. Parents should teach their children to spend more time with their children if they buy some small animals at home, such as kittens and puppies. It can't be regarded as a gust of wind, and after a few days of playing, you will never touch it again.

Children should be reminded to spend a little time with small animals every day, only then can children have more affection for small animals.

Visit the zoo more often.

After all, there are still a few animals that can be kept at home, and if possible, parents should take their children to the zoo more often. Let the child know more about animals as early as possible, let him know that in addition to humans, there are many animal friends on the earth, so that children can love animals more and not hurt them.

Educate more patiently.

Children may not be able to grasp the exact force and injure small animals while playing. In the face of this situation, parents must not make a lot of noise or even hit people. By doing so, the child will not only fail to understand his mistakes, but will become more violent and turn his anger on the animal.

Parents should be more patient with their child to do thought work to really let him understand how to get along with small animals.

1. Animals mainly protect their offspring by placing their habitats in safe places, such as birds making nests on tree shirts, otters nesting in lakes, etc.

2. When natural enemies appear, animal parents will also bury cherry blossoms by intimidating and attracting the attention of natural enemies to reduce the threat of enemies to their children.

Animal. Animals are a large group of multicellular eukaryotic organisms, as well as some single-celled organisms, called the animal kingdom.

In the African savannah, the lion mother crossed the river with two lion babies and suddenly found the African crocodile in the river.

For the safety of the "child", the lion mother fights with the crocodile.

Top 10 wild animals.

The most touching moment of protecting children.

A mother bear fights fiercely with a tiger to protect her cub.

Top 10 most touching wildlife protection kids moments.

A hungry big blue heron ran to the crocodile's nest to grab the baby crocodile, and was frantically pursued by the mother crocodile.

Top 10 most touching wildlife protection kids moments.

The scene in which three lionesses besiege a crocodile and eventually kill it is caused by a crocodile attempting to sneak up on one of the lioness's cubs.

Top 10 most touching wildlife protection kids moments.

A female gray whale struggles to protect her calf from being eaten by killer whales.

Top 10 most touching wildlife protection kids moments.

A lion pounced on a baby African bison.

The bison rushes to the lion to free its baby.

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Malawi, Africa.

In Rivada National Park, the mother of the hippopotamus protects her son, biting the invading crocodile.

Top 10 most touching wildlife protection kids moments.

A female duck to protect her cubs from herons.

The fierce fight of wrestling.

Top 10 most touching wildlife protection kids moments.

A baby monkey was hit by an electric car, and a wild dog was about to eat it, and the mother monkey bravely rushed up and fought with the wild dog.

Top 10 most touching wildlife protection kids moments.

An orangutan.

The mother and her young son were trapped in a tree and had been trapped there for days. The rescuers threw a rope to the mother orangutan, and the mother orangutan climbed down from the tree and jumped into the raging flood without hesitation with the baby on her back, holding the rope in her hand and making sure that the head of the young orangutan was exposed to the water, and swam hard to the bank of the river, finally reaching the shore safely.

All animals have maternal love, and they will desperately protect their children, such as: elephants, dogs, birds, people.

Sheep: Someone did an experiment in starving two sheep who were mother and child for 1 day, and then threw them a bundle of grass, and the mother would silently watch the child eat it, but not herself.

Tiger: At the beginning, the tigress returned from predation, and tore the most tender Lu Qing meat into pieces with Shou Xijian's paws and fed it to the tiger cub, and then she ate the meat herself, and threw the bones to the tiger cub to gnaw, and then later, she ate the meat herself, threw away the bones, and the tiger cub wanted to eat, and it roared loudly and refused to let it eat, and then the tiger cub couldn't stand it, so she went out to find food in her pants. Hope.