No that's a spork. Offspring of a female spoon and male fork are sporks. Offspring male spoon and female forks are foons. The DNA sequence of the two species is to different to produce reliably fertile offspring. Occasionally a fertile spork or foon will be born but it's exceedingly rare.
OK, I know it's like 6:20 in the morning where I live and this is the quality of question I think up this time of day so I had to look it up and read it a few times and look at the picture a few more times.
In non-scientific use, the usual convention is a "portmanteau word" comprising first part of male parent's name then second part of female parent's name (occasionally first part of male parent's name then first part of the female's name). Complex hybrids use the first part of the male parent's name followed by the original hybrid name. Source: http://messybeast.com/genetics/hybrid-names.htm
So, I'm pretty sure that's a baby foon and not a baby spork.
Benedict Arnold 