Baby Godzilla

"We discovered over 200 eggs, which a few moments ago began hatching. The creatures, though just hatched, are over 9 feet tall, and they've begun feeding. When their food supply runs out here they will attempt to hunt down food of their own, outside of this nest. If they get out, they'll multiply and very soon a new species will emerge, one that could replace us as the dominant species of this planet. Each one of these amazing reptiles are born pregnant. Adaptive and cunning, these 200 could become 40,000 within this year." „ — Niko Tatopoulos (GODZILLA)

The Baby Godzillas (ベビーゴジラ Bebī Gojira)[7][9] are infant mutated iguana kaiju created by TriStar Pictures that first appeared in the 1998 American film, GODZILLA.

The asexually-produced offspring of Godzilla, hundreds of Baby Godzillas emerged from the monster's nest inside Madison Square Garden and threatened to overrun the world should they escape. The Baby Godzillas chased a group of humans that were searching for the nest through the arena, but the humans managed to alert the United States military to the threat, and the arena was promptly destroyed by a precision missile strike. Following the adult Godzilla's subsequent destruction, it seemed the threat was finally gone, but a single egg left intact inside the arena would go on to hatch into another Godzilla that became the focus of Godzilla: The Series.