Animals is a neutral term, so there is no opposite. English is mostly a neutral-gendered language. However, specific animals often have male and female terms, and a different term for the young.
Examples:
Consider the bovine species. The male is a bull, a female that has given birth is a cow, a female that hasn't given birth is a heifer, and the young are calves (with a single one being a calf).
Deer are divided into bucks (male) and does (female).
Chickens are divided into roosters (male) and hens (female). The young are chicks or biddies.
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Pig or hog.
Sow IS female/feminine. The male pig/swine is a boar.
The boar is a male pig; the female is called a sow
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The sow is a female pig and a boar is the male.
That would be the sow, the female of the species.
There is no such thing. Pig is a word that describes an omnivorous mammal with a stout body, cloven hooves on each foot and a broad cylindrical snout, it does not describe the sex or gender of an animal.However, the male gender of a pig is a boar (intact male) or a barrow (castrated male), and the female is a sow(mature female) or gilt (immature female).
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The opposite of he-bear would be 'she-bear' - but neither is necessarily correct. I think it should be male bear and sow.
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