system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: How come you never see baby crows?

I see crows all over the place, but how come you never see any baby crows around or at least younger ones?
gpt
You undoubtedly see very young crows, but don't realize it. The tiny ones are still in their nests, and by the time they are able to fly/explore, they are about the size of an adult. They are a bit duller and their beaks are a bit stubbier, but they are easy to recognise if you know what to look for.

Baby for animals isn't necessarily what we view as baby for humans.