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Are pigs farm animals?
have you ever seen a FARM in movies without pigs?
What is the order of grow valley?
The order to complete "Grow Farm" is the farm house, crop field, farm animals, tractor, and finally tyhe silos.
What is the order of grow farm?
Click in the following order 1. Farm house. 2. Farm animals. 3. Lawn mower. 4. Crops . 5. Silo.
How do the animals now feel about their social order their farm?
upset because they though they was all the same on the farm but it turns out there not
Why are farm animals kept separately?
Farm animals are kept separately in order to prevent fighting amongst animals. Some animals do best when they are left with their own kind and don't like to be bothered by other animals. Separating them reduces stress on the animals.
What are farm animals that begin with C?
Cows and chickens are farm animals. Additional farm animals include calf and colt.
Do marsupials kill farm animals?
No. Marsupials are not predators of farm animals.
Are dogs and cats farm animals?
no, farm animals are sheep and cows
When was Animals with Human Intelligence created?
Animals with Human Intelligence was created on 1993-03-09.
What is the classification of farm animals based on their uses?
The classification of farm animals can indeed be based on their uses. Farm animals can be classified as product producers.
What animals have human intelligence?
I think it would be easier to answer if your question was "What animals have characteristics of human intelligence?" It is impossible for any animal to have human intelligence.
What are the characteristics of Benjamin from Animal Farm that make him stand out among the other animals?
Benjamin stands out among the other animals in Animal Farm because of his intelligence, skepticism, and cynicism. He is known for his ability to read and his deep understanding of the farm's politics. Benjamin is also unique in his refusal to be swayed by propaganda or false promises, making him a wise and independent thinker in the animal community.
