Animals Belong To Flock Group

Cock

Cock

Gallus gallus domesticus

A cock is an adult male of the domestic chicken species, also known as a "rooster". They are also known for their larger size, brighter plumage, larger fleshy combs, lobed wattles and high-arched tails. Cocks are known as the "pecking order" within a flocks of chickens. They have cultural significance in various societies.

Camel

Camel

Camelus dromedarius and Camelus bactrianus

Camels are known for their humps and are adapted to desert environments. It can go long periods without food and can travel long distances with heavy loads. Their large, padded feet prevent them from sinking in the sand. Camels play a vital role in human life and are closely tied to nomadic cultures in desert regions.

Goat

Goat

Capra aegagrus hircus or Capra hircus

Goats are domesticated ruminants, raised for their meat, milk and fibre. They have a lighter build than sheep, backwardly arching horns and short tails. Goats are known for their intelligence, curiosity and gentle nature. They can be raised on land that is not suitable for cows or sheep. Goats feature in mythology and folklore in various cultures.

Sheep

Sheep

Discover the fascinating world of domestic sheeps! From their varied species to their place in the Bovidae family, learn everything you need to know about these mammals.

Akita

Akita

Canis lupus familiaris

The Akita is a large and muscular dog, originating from Japan. This spitz-type dog comes in a variety of colours with double coats and is known for their loyalty, dignity, courage and strength. Akita was initially bred to hunt in the mountainous regions. This intelligent dog can read emotions and form a deep attachment with its owner.

Duck

Duck

Anas platyrhynchos

Ducks are a group of waterfowl birds, often found near water bodies like marshes, rivers, lakes and ponds. They are known for their short necks, broad bills and webbed feet with a distinctive waddling gait when walking on land. Ducks exhibit differences in plumage and calls between sexes. They inhabit both freshwater and saltwater.

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