WATCH: Baby Bat Is Given a Bath & Reveals How Cute Bats Are!

Did you know that these adorable creatures use their own bodies as pillows for their heads? All courtesy of their loooong necks!

The stethoscope must have been too cold for this little guy!

Royal antelopes are the smallest living mammals. They are also extremely shy and only grow to be about the size of a rabbit.
 

Baby chameleons are quite possibly some of the cutest lil’ amphibians out there.
 

We knew that dolphins were magnificent and endearing creatures, but we had no idea how cute they were as babies.
 

This gentle giant just wants to play.
 

Hedgehogs are born without any spines but, within just a few hours, around 100 small white spines emerge from the skin and harden.
 

Aww a cute animal that can totally kill you when it matures into a full-grown adult. Well, at least they’re cute when they’re little.
 

The Australian Koala Foundation estimates that there are less than 80,000 Koalas left in the wild, possibly as few as 43,000. So, seeing joeys being born makes all of us really happy.
 

Marmosets share a unique characteristic with humans: In conversations, these social monkeys wait their turn to speak.
 

Creepy or cute?
 

We’re not sure if it’s the wide eyes, fluffy down, tiny size or a combination of all three that makes baby owls so adorable, but whichever it is, it works!
 

When it comes to cuteness contests, even a single panda cub is tough to beat.
 

These burrowing mammals eat ants and termites using an extraordinarily long, sticky tongue, and are able to quickly roll themselves up into a tight ball when threatened.
 

After looking at this picture, we feel quite guilty for having bacon for breakfast.
 

A baby platypus is not called a puggle, which seems to be a common misconception.
 

Deadly, delicacy or just plain lovable?
 

At birth, sea turtles can fit in the palm of most humans’ hands.
 

Sloths are awesome, like really, really awesome. They have even taken over pop culture.
 

Can you say adorable? Sadly, these small shorebirds are facing imminent extinction.
 

Wait, they have legs?