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See all 50 farm animals in full color, each with a fun fact — tap any animal to see it big.

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Big Barn Animals 9 animals

  • Fun fact: A cow has four parts to its stomach to help digest grass!

  • Fun fact: A calf can stand up and walk within an hour of being born!

  • Fun fact: Horses can see almost all the way around their bodies, because their eyes are on the sides of their heads!

  • Fun fact: A foal is born with long legs that are almost as long as a grown-up horse's!

  • Fun fact: Donkeys have huge ears that help them hear far away and keep cool!

  • Fun fact: Shetland ponies are small but super strong for their size!

  • Fun fact: An ox is a strong cow or bull trained to pull heavy carts and plows!

  • Fun fact: Clydesdales are giant horses with fluffy "feathers" of hair on their feet!

  • Fun fact: A mule's mom is a horse and its dad is a donkey!

Pigs, Sheep & Goats 9 animals

  • Fun fact: Pigs roll in mud to stay cool because they can't sweat much!

  • Fun fact: Piglets know their mom's voice, and she grunts a song to them while they drink milk!

  • Fun fact: A sheep's wool keeps growing all its life, so it needs a haircut every year!

  • Fun fact: A lamb can recognize its mom's call in a whole flock!

  • Fun fact: A ram's curly horns keep growing its whole life!

  • Fun fact: Goats are great climbers, and some can even climb trees!

  • Fun fact: Baby goats love to jump, climb, and play on everything!

  • Fun fact: Pygmy goats are so friendly that many families keep them as pets!

  • Fun fact: Alpaca wool is softer and warmer than sheep's wool!

Barnyard Birds 9 animals

  • Fun fact: A rooster crows all day long, not just at sunrise!

  • Fun fact: A hen turns her eggs many times a day to keep the chicks inside healthy!

  • Fun fact: Chicks start peeping to their mom while they're still inside the egg!

  • Fun fact: A duck's feathers are waterproof, so water rolls right off!

  • Fun fact: Ducklings follow the first moving thing they see, usually their mom!

  • Fun fact: Geese honk to keep their group together when they fly in a V shape!

  • Fun fact: Goslings can swim on their very first day!

  • Fun fact: A turkey's head can change color when it's excited!

  • Fun fact: Silkie chickens have fluffy feathers that feel like fur!

Farm Pets & Helpers 7 animals

  • Fun fact: Border collie sheepdogs are so smart they can learn the names of hundreds of toys!

  • Fun fact: Barn cats help farmers by catching mice!

  • Fun fact: Kittens are born with their eyes closed and open them after about a week!

  • Fun fact: Puppies are born unable to see or hear, but they can smell!

  • Fun fact: A rabbit's long ears can turn to listen in different directions!

  • Fun fact: Guinea pigs "talk" with squeaks, purrs, and happy whistles!

  • Fun fact: Llamas are sometimes used to guard sheep from coyotes!

Pond & Field Friends 8 animals

  • Fun fact: Frogs drink water through their skin!

  • Fun fact: A turtle can't crawl out of its shell, because the shell is part of its skeleton!

  • Fun fact: Field mice build cozy round nests out of grass!

  • Fun fact: Skunks stamp their feet as a warning before they spray!

  • Fun fact: Groundhogs can climb trees and swim!

  • Fun fact: Crows are so smart they can recognize people's faces!

  • Fun fact: Barn swallows build cup-shaped nests out of mud!

  • Fun fact: Moles dig tunnels with their big, shovel-shaped front paws!

Farms Around the World 8 animals

  • Fun fact: Highland cows have long, shaggy hair to keep warm in cold weather!

  • Fun fact: A Texas Longhorn's horns can stretch wider than a car!

  • Fun fact: Water buffalo love to wallow in water and mud to stay cool!

  • Fun fact: Yaks have such thick coats they can live high in the snowy mountains!

  • Fun fact: Angora goats grow soft, curly hair called mohair!

  • Fun fact: Merino sheep grow some of the softest wool in the world!

  • Fun fact: This cow is nicknamed the "Oreo cow" because of the white belt around its middle!

  • Fun fact: Pot-bellied pigs are smart pets that can learn tricks like dogs!