Baby Animals Eating

Get up close and personal with some of the world’s cutest wild animal babies and their parents! Learn what they like to eat and where they get their food from, as well as the proper terms for the animals’ babies (e.g., koalas – joeys, jackals – pups, racoons – kits).

Suzi Eszterhas’ photographs are stunning and wonderfully showcase the animals by focusing in on them and having the background blurred. The photographs capture the animals in action during their feeding sessions, playing with their mom’s leftovers, begging for food, and on the hunt for their next meal. From a bear cub grabbing onto a fish from his parent with its mouth, to a penguin chick opening its beak to receive some regurgitated fish from its dad, to cheetah cubs being taught how to stalk and catch prey, to a giraffe calf plucking fresh green leaves, to warthog piglets drinking milk from their mother’s body, Baby Animals Eating teaches the reader the diverse ways baby animals eat. The colours of the photographs are vibrant, and the resolution of the photos provides a detailed look at the animals’ fur, hair, feathers, and facial features.

Eszterhas is an award-winning wildlife photographer whose work has been published in magazines, newspapers, and children’s books. She has photographed wild animals on all seven continents and has photographers of all levels who join in on her expeditions to exotic locations. Eszterhas shares her stories and insights at conferences, during lecture series, and at school presentations. She also personally responds to young children’s letters. Eszterhas is a passionate conservationist who supports various wildlife organizations by raising money and awareness.

Baby Animals Eating is a book that will have readers expressing “aww”s and “ooo”s with each turn of the page. Because, let’s be honest – is there anything cuter than a baby animal?