Farm Animals - Johns, William
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Have you ever wondered about farm animals? Whether they provide food or labor, they are an important part of an agricultural system. Their agricultural products include meat, eggs, milk, and fur, leather, and wool. Learn about some of the most interesting facts about farm animals. If you're a parent, you'll love these fun facts. But how do you find out more about farm animals? Continue reading to learn more! Now that you know the basics, you can use them to better understand your kids! While they're generally docile animals, sheep can become aggressive if threatened. Their social structure is…mehr

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Have you ever wondered about farm animals? Whether they provide food or labor, they are an important part of an agricultural system. Their agricultural products include meat, eggs, milk, and fur, leather, and wool. Learn about some of the most interesting facts about farm animals. If you're a parent, you'll love these fun facts. But how do you find out more about farm animals? Continue reading to learn more! Now that you know the basics, you can use them to better understand your kids! While they're generally docile animals, sheep can become aggressive if threatened. Their social structure is such that they prefer to live in flocks. They're best kept in groups. Quail is another small animal that's commonly kept as a farm animal. Quails are raised for meat and eggs and are easy to care for. Whether you're raising them for food or as pets, you'll find these fascinating facts on farm animals. Goats are among the cleanest animals. They don't have upper jaw teeth, so they use their hard palate to grind food. They're also great companions to other farm animals, and they eat a variety of plants. Goats will not eat contaminated food. Chickens are among the most intelligent animals. They can recognize up to 100 faces and hear 200 different sounds. Cows have a memory of about 3 years and form groups.