Yes, foals (baby horses) can become orphans. Usually, a foal becomes an orphan after the birth mare dies in labor (or from complications after labor). Inexperienced mares may also reject a foal after it has been born. Foals who are born weak or sickly may also be rejected by a mare because in the wild having a weak foal is an attraction to predators.
Fortunately, orphan foals can be placed on a milk mother (that is a mare who is lactated, but does not have a foal with her). Usually the milk mother is a mare who has lost her own foal. Orphaned foals can also be reared by hand if no milk mare is available for the foal.
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Let the orphan be loved by someone.
It's a noun.Example:He is an orphan.He is the subject and is is the verb. Therefore, since orphan is a predicate nominative, it must be a noun.
A child with no parents is called an orphan. If they are taken in by foster parents, they are orphaned, or they could be put into an orphanage.So to answer your question, a child with no parents is called an orphan.
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"Orphan at My Door" by Jean Little has 176 pages.
Yes the word orphan has a stressed syllable. Orphan is stressed on the first syllable.
The cast of The Orphan - 1911 includes: Gertrude Robinson as The Orphan