domestic horned ungulate belonging to genus bubalus; also known as water buffalo, Asiatic buffaloes, carabao, etc.

close relative of the horse, also known as ass or burro (Equus asinus)

male ass

female ass

produced from crossing a jackass with mare (reproductively sterile)

produced from crossing a stallion with a jennet (reproductively sterile)

small-type horse, under 14.2 hands ( 57 inch.) in height at the withers

female mink

a young bull, typically less than 20 months of age

or native hare (genus lepus) wild relative of the domestic (Orytelagus)

young male or female domestic rabbit (meat-type)

young meat type of chicken of either sex (usually up to 6-8 weeks of age) weighing 1.3-2.2 kg. Also referred to as Fryer or young chicken

meat type of chicken of either sex (typically 3-5 months of age) weighing about 2.95 kg. average live weight

young immature pigeon, usually up to 30 days old (also refers to its meat)

meat type chicken sold at 0.9-1.1 kg. (2-2.5 lb) live weight. Usually smaller than broiler, and sold whole body and never cut

cockerel or type of poultry meat from surgically castrated male chicken weighing 3.6 to 4.5 kg.

young guinea fowl

big birds (ostrich, emu, rhea) known for their red meat and skins (for leather)

meat from ruminants with split hooves where the animals have been slaughtered according to Jewish practices and law.

refers to the male parent.

refers to the female parent

refers to the breeding process or mating in goats.

weaned cattle fed high-roughage diets before going to the feedlot. Also to describe light/thin feeders/mature cows purchased to utilize low-quality roughage.

usually the breeding stallion. Also a place where male animals are maintained.

usually male livestock mammals castrated after puberty; also refers to young but sexually mature ( 7 mos 1 year) fighting cock

fat from pigs produced through a rendering process.

fat of cattle, buffalo or sheep.

female fox.

to separate a young animal from its dam, and from suckling milk

tropical humped cattle breeds (Bos indicus) of Indian ( S. Asia) origin.