A baby ram is called a lamb. Lambs are the young offspring of sheep and are typically born in the spring. They are known for their soft wool and playful nature.
At birth, lambs rely heavily on their mothers for food and warmth. They typically start to graze on grass after a few weeks but continue to depend on their mother’s milk for several months. The term ‘lamb’ can also refer to young sheep that are less than a year old, differentiating them from adult sheep, which are simply called ‘sheep’ or ‘rams’ in the case of males.