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Which farm animal is called un cochon in french?
a pig. You should use google translator to find out it's way easier.
What animal is called snowball from Animal Farm?
Snowball is a pig.
Why is it farm specifically an Animal Farm?
A farm that specializes in raising animals is usually called a ranch.
What is the story of Animal Farm?
it is a farm called Manor farm (a.k.a Animal Farm) somewhere in England near a town called Willingdon. It is between at least two farmers. Looking at the tools that was mentioned, it is about 19th century.
What is called farm animal?
Animal farming is also referred to as livestock farming or animal husbandry.
In George Orwell book Animal Farm who is called snowman?
Snowball is the name of one of the pigs - there is no 'Snowman' in Animal Farm .
Liquid waste of an farm animal is called?
Slurry
What is primary differences exist in swine as compared to beef and sheep?
Beef is from the French "boeuf" which means cow, and por from the French "porc", pig. Likewise mutton is from the French "mouton" sheep. Back in Norman times, these were the main farm animals - turkey, chicken, etc. cam later. The poor farmhands who tended the live animals called them by their Anglos-Saxon names of cow, pig, sheep. The rich Norman lords called the meat they ate by their French names boeuf, porc and mouton. As the two languages merged to form the English we now speak, the meats kept different names from the animals. Later arrivals did not have this split.
What is Animal Farm's setting of the story?
it is a farm called Manor farm (a.k.a Animal Farm) somewhere in England near a town called Willingdon. It is between at least two farmers. Looking at the tools that was mentioned, it is about 19th century.
What was the emblem on the animal farm flag called?
The Horn and Hoof .
Why is meat called something other than the animal you are eating ie beef venison mutton and not cow deer and sheep?
Beef is from the French "boeuf" which means cow, and por from the French "porc", pig. Likewise mutton is from the French "mouton" sheep. Back in Norman times, these were the main farm animals - turkey, chicken, etc. cam later. The poor farmhands who tended the live animals called them by their Anglos-Saxon names of cow, pig, sheep. The rich Norman lords called the meat they ate by their French names boeuf, porc and mouton. As the two languages merged to form the English we now speak, the meats kept different names from the animals. Later arrivals did not have this split.
What is a domesticated farm animal called?
it depends on what type of animal it is, and in what manner it is domesticated. A cow is a domesticated farm animal... but so is a horse, or a bull, or a pet dog named Sparky.
