What is a baby sheep called?

A baby sheep is called a lamb.

Lambs are typically born in the spring. They are often born in pairs or even triplets, though single births are also common. Newborn lambs weigh between 5 and 10 pounds on average.

Lambs are entirely dependent on their mothers, or ewes, for milk and protection in their first few months of life. They drink their mother's milk for about 4-6 months. During this time, they also begin to graze on grass and other vegetation.

Lambs are known for their soft, woolly coats and their playful nature. They are a symbol of innocence and purity in many cultures.

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