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This document provides information on the names for male, female, and baby livestock animals, including horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, and donkeys. It lists the common names for each gender and young of each species, as well as the group term. For example, the male horse is called a stallion, the female a mare, their baby a foal, and they are kept in a herd. Additional details like castrated names and scientific classifications are also provided for some species.
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- 3. Horse • Male – Stallion – Stud • Female – Mare • Baby – Foal • Group – Herd • Castrated Male – Gelding • Scientific Name - Equine
- 4. Cattle • Male – Bull • Female – Cow – Heifer – Female no calf • Baby – Calf • Castrated Male – Steer • Group – Herd • Scientific Name - Bovine
- 5. Sheep • Male – Buck or Ram • Female – Ewe • Baby – Lamb • Castrated Male – Whether • Group – Flock • Scientific Name - Ovis
- 6. Pigs • Male – Boar • Female – Sow • Baby – Piglets • Group – Herd • Castrated Male - Barrow • Scientific Name – Swine
- 7. Donkey • Male – Jackass • Female – Jenny • Baby – Foal • Castrated Male – Gelding • Group – Herd • Scientific Name - Equis