They nest on the ground and the young are precocial.

Both parents tend for the precocial young, which might become independent at about one year of age or maybe earlier.

The young are precocial and able to leave the nest after one night.

The young are precocial, and able to swim from birth.

Precocial birds find their own food, sometimes with help or instruction from the parents.

The young are precocial, with fur, fully open eyes and the ability to walk.

The calves are precocial, being able to stand within 15 minutes of birth.

Newborns are precocial, able to run a few hours after birth.

The chicks are precocial; their parents do not feed them.

With its hair and blue eyes and large head, a baby looks precocial.

Most animals that gestate for a long time are precocial.

Young are born precocial after a relatively long gestation period.

The young are precocial, and can run almost as soon as they hatch.

The precocial young hatch after about 28 days and become sexually mature at 2-3 years of age.

In contrast, hares are precocial, born with hair and good vision.

The young are precocial, but remain in the nest for several weeks after hatching.

They are precocial and are able to leave the nest within a day or two.

Another study supports that growth to adult size was slow, as it is in living precocial birds.

Chicks are precocial and quickly leave the nest to accompany the parents in large family groups.

The precocial young leave the nest six to twelve hours after hatching.

Primates are precocial at birth, with the exception of humans.

Among mammals, most ungulates are precocial, being able to walk almost immediately after birth.

Precocial birds are born with their eyes open.

The precocial downy chicks are black, as with all rails.

Incubation takes 32 days and the newly hatched young are precocial.