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1. Farm
Animals
GUESS THE ANIMAL GAME

2. • Read the clues carefully.
• Guess the Farm Animal.
• Try your best and win a
star!
game mechanics

3. It likes to
eat grass.
It provides
milk.
It's a big
farm
animal.
It makes
the sound
"MOO"

4. It likes to
eat grass.
It provides
milk.
It's a big
farm
animal.
It makes
the sound
"MOO"
Cow

5. It has
feathers.
It can lay
eggs.
It makes the
sound
"CLUCK
CLUCK"
Its baby is
called a
"chick"

6. It has
feathers.
It can lay
eggs.
Its baby is
called a
"chick"
It makes the
sound
"CLUCK
CLUCK"
hen

7. It likes to
eat grass.
It provides
wool.
It makes
the sound
"BAA BAA"
Its baby is
called a
"lamb"

8. It likes to
eat grass.
sheep
It provides
wool.
It makes
the sound
"BAA BAA"
Its baby is
called a
"lamb"

9. It has
feathers.
It has
webbed
feet.
It makes the
sound
"QUACK
QUACK"
Its baby is
called a
"duckling"

10. It has
feathers.
duck
It has
webbed
feet.
Its baby is
called a
"duckling"
It makes the
sound
"QUACK
QUACK"

11. It runs
fast.
It can be
ridden.
It makes
the sound
"NEIGH"
Its baby is
called a
"foal"

12. horse
It runs
fast.
Its baby is
called a
"foal"
It makes
the sound
"NEIGH"
It can be
ridden.

13. It's bigger
than a
chicken!
It has huge
feathers!
It makes the
sound
"GOBBLE
GOBBLE"
Its baby is
called a
"Poult"

14. TURKEY
It's bigger
than a
chicken!
It has huge
feathers!
Its baby is
called a
"Poult"
It makes the
sound
"GOBBLE
GOBBLE"

15. good job!
Here's a star for everyone!

16. poultry
diseases and
parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY

17. poultry
diseases and
parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY
Avian influenza or bird flu refers to the
disease caused by infection with avian
(bird) influenza (flu) Type A viruses. These
viruses naturally spread among wild
aquatic birds worldwide and can infect
domestic poultry and other bird and
animal species.

18. poultry
diseases and
parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY

19. The disease is called blackhead because
birds will sometimes develop a bluish or
blackish coloration of the head. Signs of
histomoniasis include yellow (“sulfur-
colored”) feces, depression, ruffled
feathers, huddling, anorexia, and in some
birds cyanosis of the head where the
common name “blackhead” arose.
poultry
diseases and
parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY

20. poultry
diseases and
parasites
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21. Coronaviral enteritis is an
acute, highly contagious
disease of turkeys
characterized by
depression, anorexia (an
eating disorder) , diarrhea,
and decreased weight gain.
poultry
diseases and
parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY

22. poultry
diseases and
parasites
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23. Bumblefoot is a staph infection that
affects a chicken's foot pad.
Bumblefoot can occur in one foot or
in both feet at the same time. This
staph infection is caused by the
staphylococcus aureus bacteria,
which can be present on a chicken's
skin and mucous membranes.
poultry
diseases and
parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY
A staph infection is an infection with the bacteria Staphylococcus, which
people often refer to by the abbreviation “staph.”

24. poultry
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25. Botulism is a disease characterised
by paralysis of the neck and limbs
of poultry. Usually, a number of
birds are affected and they
succumb quickly. All domestic
poultry, including fowls, turkeys,
waterfowl, pheasants, emus and
most wild birds are susceptible.
poultry
diseases and
parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY

26. poultry
diseases and
parasites
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27. Coccidiosis or intestinal coccidiosis.
It is caused by a parasitic organism
that damages the host’s intestinal
system, causing loss of production,
morbidity and death. This disease
has a major economic impact on
the global poultry industry.
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parasites
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29. • Fowl cholera is a contagious bacterial infection.
The disease can range from acute septicaemia
(blood poisoning) to chronic and localised
infections. Transmission can occur through
secretions from carrier birds, infected droppings,
or cannibalism of dead birds, as well as through
contaminated feed, water, equipment, or
clothing. Wild birds and animals such as
raccoons, opossums, dogs, cats, pigs, and
rodents may harbor the disease and serve as
reservoirs of infection that actively spread the
disease.
poultry
diseases and
parasites
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30. poultry
diseases and
parasites
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31. Pox is a relatively slow spreading viral
infection of chickens characterized by
scab-like lesions on the skin of the
unfeathered body parts and/or
diphtheritic (wet) membranes lining
the mouth or air passages.
poultry
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parasites
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32. poultry
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parasites
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33. Infectious bronchitis is a highly contagious,
acute infection of chickens characterized by
nasal discharge, coughing, and rales. In
layers, it causes a marked reduction in egg
production and quality. There is not
treatment for the virus but drugs in the
water may control the bacterial infection
that occurs afterwards. Not only should you
avoid commercial hens, you should avoid
visiting commercial egg farms.
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diseases and
parasites
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34. poultry
diseases and
parasites
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35. parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY

36. The large roundworm, Ascaridia galli is
the most common intestinal parasite
found in backyard and free range
chicken flocks worldwide. It is a
yellowish white, thick worm which can
grow up to 115 mm (4.5 inches) in
length. It lives freely inside the
chicken's small intestine.
poultry
diseases and
parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY

39. The Cecal worm is a common parasite
of backyard poultry flocks. As the
name implies, the Cecal worm inhabits
the cecum of the bird. Cecal worms
cause little or no damage to chicken
flocks but the Cecal worm can carry
the organism that causes blackhead
disease in turkeys.
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diseases and
parasites
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42. poultry
diseases and
parasites
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43. poultry
diseases and
parasites
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44. poultry
diseases and
parasites
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45. poultry
diseases and
parasites
TLE 9 | POULTRY
Chicken mite (or red poultry mite,
Dermanyssus gallinae) is a blood-
sucking mite that generally feeds on
poultry during the night. During the day
these mites may be hiding in areas
throughout the poultry house,
especially in cracks and crevices of
sur- rounding woodwork, under clods
of dirt or manure, or in nests.