Which animals give birth to the largest and tiniest offspring? 0 9

The largest offspring on the planet belong to marine mammals. A newborn blue whale weighs between 2.5 and 3 tons. Adult individuals can reach a weight of 150 tons, while the average whale weighs about 90-100 tons. Thus, the offspring are 25-40 times lighter than their parents. Interestingly, whales are born fully formed and can swim, following their mother.
Parents with a capital letter: 18 animal records in reproduction and raising offspring

A newborn panda can weigh 1000 times less than its mother. Its weight ranges from 90 to 130 grams, while an adult animal reaches about 100 kilograms.

A polar bear cub is 1200 times smaller than its parents. Its height is 30 centimeters, and its weight is half a kilogram (an adult male can weigh up to 600 kilograms and reach a height of 2.6 meters).
Parents with a capital letter: 18 animal records in reproduction and raising offspring

The tiniest newborns are found among marsupials. A red kangaroo joey weighs only about a gram, which is 90,000 times less than an adult, which can reach 90 kilograms.