It’s not uncommon to feel bitter towards your parents especially when you’re going through one of those phases in your teenage years. They just seem so against everything you want to do, right? Well yeah, but that does not necessarily make them bad parents. More often than not, they’re doing whatever they can to protect their own children! And when you look at some of the things parents in the animal world do, you might just take a moment out and feel grateful for yours. There are birds that literally throw their offspring from a nest and some animals even leave their young ones for predators to munch on just so they can protect themselves . If you think that’s ruthless, wait till you find out what number 1 does! Here are the 10 worst animal parents in the world – let’s have a look at them!

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Harp Seals

Maybe calling them the worst mothers on earth isn’t exactly fair because hey, at least harp seals are dedicated to their young ones for the first 12 days. But once that period is over, they hit the road and leave the seal pup alone on the ice as if it never existed! This makes it unusually difficult for the baby to survive, especially because they aren’t ready to swim until at least they’re eight weeks old. As a result, their only goal is to try and not get eaten – not exactly what you call a charming life. That probably explains why around one-third of all baby seals end up dying in their first year of life.

Hooded Grebes

Hooded Grebes usually lay eggs in pairs and both parents take turns incubating them. It all sounds like a great family… until the eggs actually hatch. Then the mother hooded grebe has no choice but to abandon one of the children in favor of the other! As unfair as that sounds, it’s how they work and ensure the overall well-being of the species. It’s usually the firstborn that parents favor; in fact, they often don’t even wait for the other egg to hatch before entirely abandoning it. Even if you understand that it’s their unique way of survival, it’s kind of sad when you think about it.

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