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true or false 

Cows have four stomachs.

TRUE 

They have one stomach with four distinct, specialized compartments to digest grass

100

true or false 

pigs can fly 

FALSE 

HECK NO THEY CANT FLY 

100

true or false 

goats can produce milk 

true 

100

true or false chickens can fly

true but only for small distances 

100

Despite the popular myth, these pink farm animals are actually unable to sweat and must roll in mud to stay cool.

pigs

200

what is the average number of times a day a dairy cow is milked

2 times a day 

200

This classic, stuttering Looney Tunes character always wraps up the cartoon by saying, "Th-th-th-that's all, folks!" 

who is it?

Porkey pig

200

whats the shape of the pupils on a goat 

 a rectangle

200

Scientists believe chickens are the closest living modern relatives to this famous prehistoric apex predator.

a t-rex 

200

Sharing a name with a human child, this is the correct biological term for a baby goat

a kid

300

While often said to have four of these organs, a cow actually has one with four distinct compartments.

stomach 

300

In a famous E.B. White novel, this "terrific" and "radiant" pig is saved from slaughter by a clever spider.

who is it 

wirbur

300
how many stomachs do goats have

like cows they have 4 stomachs 

300

This term refers to an adult male chicken, famous for his early morning wake-up calls

rooster 

300

Because their teeth never stop growing, these long-eared farm animals constantly chew on hay and wood to wear them down.

a rabbit

400

how much can a high-producing dairy cow produce milk in one day 

up to 10 gallons 

400

do pig sweat?

no pigs don't sweat 

400

This specific breed of domestic goat is famous for stiffening its muscles and falling over when startled or excited.

the type of goat is called a fainting goat

400

This twisty, rope-like strand of protein inside the egg anchors the yolk securely in the center of the egg white.

a chalaza

400

To help break down tough grass, cows possess a single stomach that is divided into this many distinct, specialized compartments.

there are 4

500

This is the specific term for the partially digested food that a cow regurgitates from its first stomach compartment to chew again

it is cud 

500

This cured meat cut from the belly of a pig is a breakfast favorite often paired with eggs

bacon 
500

Because it has smaller fat globules and forms a softer curd in the stomach, goat milk is often easier for humans to do this to than cow milk.

goats digest better

500

This specific term refers to a young female chicken that is under one year old and has not yet started laying eggs.

a pullet 

500

This specific breed of sheep is world-famous for producing the finest, softest wool used in luxury clothing.

Merino sheep

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