A baby stork is just called a baby stork.
Then when the baby stork grows into an adult stork we just call them a stork.
There's also a myth that goes around or has gone around for years about storks delivering human babies.
I believe that myth was being told to tell kids in a good way how they came to this world.
But I would never tell my kids a lie about the stork delivering them as it's not true.
Just tell them in a good easy to understand way on how they actually were made.
There's other varieties of storks including the Shoebill Stork.
Shoebill Storks range in height from 3.5 Feet to as tall as 5 Feet Tall.
A Shoebill Stork weighs around 12.3 lbs and the Shoebill Stork has an average Wingspan of 7.7 Feet.
The male Shoebills are slightly larger than female Shoebills and have longer bills as well.
Shoebill storks are pretty gentle creatures as long as you keep your distance from them and they will usually avoid humans.
A Shoebill Stork will not usually harm a human unless they see the human as a threat.
I've been near Shoebill Storks and they never tried to attack me and actually I had one Shoebill Stork come up to me one day in a park.
I fed him some bread and he even let me pet him.
He must have been around humans though and was used to humans.