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Farm Animals

Transcript: Farm Animals Cattle Austria, New Zealand, South America, and the British Isles raise the most sheep there are pigs all over the world except the extreme climate areas raised for their meat, leather, and their hair is used for brush bristles mites mare- female over 4 chicken meat is one of the most used in the world parasites they get are leads them to water and food pigs were brought to America by early Spanish explorers eat grass and other small plants can see almost the total 360 degrees around them Sheep Breeds many breeds are in danger of becoming extinct the Oldenburg and Holesteiner are popular warm bloods in Germany cattle are sacred in India along with a few other countries they are omnivores they eat small animals that live in the area some hens can lay 300 eggs a year Reproduction she will incubate the eggs first mammal ever to be cloned ticks keeps them warm at night sheep milk used primarily in cheese and yougurt production species of the wild boar live in Ireland, India, Japan, and Siberia in some places people are hired to go out and hunt the wild pigs have a strong fight-or-flight instinct horses have been evolving over the past 50 million years ruminants- have a digestive system that lets them throw up hard to digest food to chew again as "cud" they eat bugs, seeds, and small lizards mapped by the USDA and the National Issues of Health egg bound (trying to lay oversized eggs) a hinny is the offspring of a male horse and a female donkey Penned In horses bred for speed and endurance "spirited" horses there is only one breed of "true" wild horses left chestnut, bay, and black are the main colors for horse coats 80% of cattle genes are shared with humans both male and female sheep can have horns depending on breeding cows have one stomach with four compartments one of the most widespread domesticated animals in the world horses can sleep either standing up or laying down in Rome certain chicken behaviors were taken as either good or bad omens India is ranked 1st with 20 million cattle "ewe breeds" are those that make good mothers and have good reproductive traits raised for their milk and meat cattle can't see the colors red or green. In bull fighting they are enraged by the movement of the flag, not by the color of it. they start training for a saddle at two years old horses have the largest eye of any land mammal fleas eat and kill numerous plants that are important to the ecosystem predators are coyotes and even domesticated dogs gelding- castrated male over 4 also get a dose of vitamins and minerals in their diet ox- castrated male kept for drafting use because they stay so close together sheep are fairly suseptable to diseases because of selective breeding most sheep have white fleece instead of brown like their wild ancestors mostly originated in Europe Hatching Chicks can get infected with colt- male horse under the age of 4 average life expectancy is 10 to 12 years for pasture sheep yearling- between one and two years at a given time there are around 2 billion pigs on the Earth using this information researchers can figure out what makes a good milk or meat producing cow Diseases chickens were first domesticated in India for chicken fighting, not food or eggs the eggs will hatch at about 21 days more chickens in the world than any other type of bird because sheep have an instinct to stay close to one another fences aren't necessary to keep them in a pasture if fertilized eggs will hatch in about 21 days rams at 4 to 6 months eggs come in a variety of colors depending on what type of chicken layed them Invasive Species accidentally or intentionally released into the wild also used as work animals Horses some breeds of cattle can breed with closely related animals like certain types of buffalo to create hybrid offspring she will defend the eggs from anything dries in the warmth of the nest the U.S. is ranked 4th in cattle population lice avian influenza (bird flu) ewes reach sexual maturity at 6 to 8 months of age roosters are very territorial of their hens are fed corn and a soybean meal "broiler chickens" are raised for meat production they break part of the egg and then absorb all the nutrients from the yolk before they totally exit the egg shell ancestor of the domesticated pig is the wild boar foal- horse of either gender under a year old horses live to about 25 to 30 years of age over 300 breeds of horses in the world today used for many different purposes because they have small lungs in terms of their body size pigs are more in danger of catching pneumonia humans domesticated horses around 4000 B.C. the albumen is the white part of the egg heifer- female that hasn't had a calf most only have one or two lambs Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Chickens, and Pigs Terminology stallion- noncastrated male over 4 filly- female horse under the age of 4 foraging animals Chickens nine month gestation period "ram breeds" grow fast and produce high quality meat cattle's entire genetic code is mapped out

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