Ranked #8 · Saturday, October 31, 2026
Newborn animals by birth weight
The Saturday, October 31, 2026 puzzle: put these five in order, from Lightest at the top to Heaviest at the bottom.
- Blue whale calfLargest animal ever
- Giant panda cubBamboo-eating bear
- Giraffe calfAfrican savanna
- Human babyFull-term average
- Red kangaroo joeyMarsupial, Australia
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🦘 Red kangaroo joeyunder 1 g
A newborn red kangaroo is about the size of a jellybean and crawls on its own into its mother's pouch. Source
🐼 Giant panda cubabout 100 g
A newborn panda is pink, nearly hairless and about the size of a stick of butter. Source
👶 Human babyabout 3.3 kg
An average full-term newborn weighs roughly 30 times as much as a newborn giant panda cub. Source
🦒 Giraffe calfabout 60 kg
A newborn giraffe calf drops roughly 1.5 to 2 metres to the ground, then is soon up on its long legs. Source
🐋 Blue whale calfabout 2.5 tonnes
A blue whale calf is born 6 to 8 metres long and then gains up to 90 kg every day on milk. Source
Typical weight at birth; real births vary (kangaroo under 1 g, whale 2-3 tonnes).
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