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Anima Science Terms
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Animal Science
It is a science and business of producing domestic animal species, including but not limited to beef cattle, dairy cattle, horses, poultry, sheep and swine. It is also concerned with foods and animal origin: meat, dairy foods, and eggs.
Animal Scientist
A person who applies principles of the biological, physical, and social sciences to the problems associated with livestock production and management.
Chicken
Gallus gallus
Mallard duck
Anas platyrhynchos
Muscovy duck
Cairina moschata
Goose
Anser domesticus
Turkey
Meleagris gallopavo
Pigeon
Columba livia
Quail
Coturnix coturnix
Guinea fowl
Numida meleagris
Pig
Sus scrofa
Cattle (no hump)
Bos taurus
Cattle (with hump)
Bos indicus
Buffalo
Bubalus bubalis
Sheep
Ovis aries
Goat
Capra hircus
Bull
Male breeding ox of any age
Bull calf
Young male calf under one year of age
Bullock
A stag for draft purposes
Calf
Young ox of either sex, under one year of age
Cattle
Domesticated bovine animals
Cow
Mature female ox, one that has given birth
Carabull
Mature male carabao
Caracow
Mature female carabao, one that has given birth
Caraheifer
Young female carabao under three years of age, one that has not yet given birth
Heifer
Young female ox under three years of age, one that has not yet given birth
Proven sire
A bull that has sufficient information indicating its transmitting ability
Ox
Member of the bovine family, or sometimes that male used for draft purposes
Stag
Male ox castrated after sexual maturity
Steer
Male ox castrated before sexual maturity
Broodmare
A female horse used for breeding
Colt
A young male horse, usually up to three years of age
Equitation
Horsemanship, the art of horseback riding
Filly
Young male horse usually up to three years of age
Foal
Young horse of either sex below one year of age
Gelding
Male horse castrated while young
Mare
Mature female horse
Ridgling
Stallion with only one testis or none in its scrotum
Stallion
Mature male horse
Stud horse
A stallion used for breeding
Yield mare or dry mare
A mature female horse that has not produced any offspring during the breeding season
Boar
Mature intact male pig
Barrow
Male pig castrated while young, before the development of its secondary sex characteristics
Gilt
Young female pig up to one year of age, usually one that has not yet given birth
Litter
A group of pigs born in one farrowing
Litter size
Number of piglets born in one farrowing
Shote
Young pigs of either sex weighing approximately 60kg
Sow
Mature female pig, one that has given birth
Stag
Male pig castrated after sexual maturity
Suckling
Young pigs from birth up to weaning
Waenling
Young pigs weaned from the sow, about five weeks old
Billy goat or buck
Male goat of any age
Doe
Female goat of any age
Ewe
Female sheep of any age
Fleece
Wool covering the sheep
Kid
Young goat of either sex below one year old
Lamb
Young sheep of either sex below one year of age
Pelt
Wool and skin of sheep
Ram
Male sheep of any age for breeding purposes
Shearling
Yearling sheep with two teeth
Wether goat
Male goat castrated before the development of its secondary sex characteristics
Wether sheep
Male sheep castrated while young, preferably between 1 and 3 weeks of age
Poultry
General term of either chicken, duck, muscovy, turkey, quail, and goose
Capon
A caponized male, readily distinguished by undeveloped comb and wattles
Chick
Young chicken while in the down stage
Cockerel
A male fowl less than one year old
Drake
A male duck
Duck
A female duck
Poult
The young of the domestic turkey, properly applied until sex can be distinguished
Poultry
Collective term for all the domestic birds rendering economic service to man; also refer to dressed fowl carcass
Plumage
The feathers of a fowl
Pullet
A female fowl less than one year old
Rooster
A male fowl one year older or over