1. Animal Science I
Daniel Wood

3. - They’re black.
- Angus associations allow some white to be present
just behind the navel under the belly.
- Historically, Angus cows weighed only around 950 to
1200 lbs, and bulls weighed around 1800 to 2300 lbs.
- The "Angus look" means that Angus typically have
perky-looking ears, a wide forehead with a more
narrow and finer muzzle.

4.  They’re white/ light grey to red.
 Brahmans typically have a more rounded appearance around
their rumps.
 They tend to be highly responsive to how they are handled
and treated, no matter if it's good or bad, and thus require
kind, gentle treatment at all times.
 Brahmans also have a broader forehead (more so in the bulls),
and have a dished face from the point between the eyes to the
nose.

6.  They’re cream to light almost black.
 Jersey cows have a large udder on them to accommodate for the
demand for producing more milk than their calves would normally
receive.
 Jersey cows are very feminine looking animals.
 They have milk that is more rich in butterfat than any other dairy cow,
which is great to use for dairy products like cheese, butter, and ice
cream.

7.  They are black/ white spots.
 Holsteins, like all dairy breeds, have more
angle over the hips, tail-head and shoulders
than beef breeds.
 A Holstein’s head is very long.
 Holsteins are capable of producing as much as
50 gallons of milk per day!

9.  They are black with six white spots.
 They have fine wrinkle-free necks and well-sloped
shoulder blades.
 They have short, straight legs.
 They have a straight underline belly.

10.  They are black with a white belt.
 Hampshire’s are good tempered.
 Hampshire hogs are noted for being well-muscled
and rapid growers.
 They exhibit good carcass quality when used as
meat animals.

12.  They are multi colored.
 Polish are a very special and unique breed of
chicken with their huge bouffant crest of feathers
and v-shaped comb.
 Polish are sweet, beautiful exhibition birds and can
be good layers in the backyard flock, but they're
not reliable.
 They are tame but their behavior can be a bit
wacky since their crest limits their vision.

13.  They are white, black, and multi colored.
 They have a tendency for bad legs due to
widely spaced hips.
 They are heavy, muscular birds that lay brown
eggs.
 They require little feed if allowed free range.

15.  They are white with a clean black face.
 Mature weights for rams range from 250 to 350 lb
(110 to 160 kg), ewe weights vary from 180 to 250
lb (80 to 110 kg).
 The fleeces are considered medium wool in type.
 The staple length of Suffolk fleece ranges from 2 to
3.5 inches (5-8.75 cm).
 They are clean of wool on their back legs.

16.  They are brown with a white face and black nose/
ears.
 Mature weight for rams is 160 to 200 lb (70 to 90
kg) with ewes weighing 120 to 160 lb (50 to 70 kg).
 Bred to look after themselves, Cheviots need less
husbandry.
 The Cheviot is a long-wool type, hornless and of
reasonable frame.

18.  They are bay, gray, and black.
 The Arabian's head is a real thing of beauty, the upper
half being larger in proportion to the whole size of the
horse, especially in the depth across the jowls.
 The ears, smaller in stallions and of good size in mares,
are pointed, set evenly together in an upright position,
and of great flexibility.
 The animal's coat is thick, close, fine, soft, and silky.
The mane and tail are long, and very fine in texture.

19.  They are white, spotted with any other color.
 They are a muscular animal that is heavy but
not too tall.
 They have a low center of gravity for
maneuverability.
 They have powerful hindquarters suitable for
rapid acceleration and sprinting.