Macaw -- S. America
Cockatoo -- Australia
Turkey -- N. America
Peafowl (Peacock) -- India
Pheasant -- Asia, N. America
Kangaroo -- Australia
Miniature Donkey -- Italy
Llama -- S. America
Alpaca -- S. America
Pygmy Goat -- Africa
Bison -- N. America
Waterbuffalo -- Asia
Watusi cattle -- Africa
Zebu cattle -- India
Texas Longhorn -- United States
Brahma cattle -- India
Scottish Highland cattle -- Scotland
Indu cattle -- Brazil
Yak -- Mongolia, Tibet
Eland antelope -- Africa
Nilgai antelope -- India
Lechwe antelope -- Africa
Waterbuck antelope -- Africa
Blackbuck antelope -- India
Mammoth Jack Donkey -- N. America
Miniature Horse -- Europe, N. America
Zebra -- Africa
Elk -- N.America
Fallow deer -- Europe
Sika deer -- Japan
Mouflon sheep -- Europe
Four Horned Jacob sheep -- Europe
Camels -- Middle East
Tahr goat -- India
Potbelly pig -- Vietnam
Ostrich -- Australia
Emu -- Australia
Rhea -- S. America
Koi fish -- Japan

Not all cattle are cows? Female cattle are called
cows or hefers. Male cattle are called bulls or
steers. Elk are also referred to as bulls or cows

Most animals have only bottom teeth. Here at
Wagontrails donkeys, zebra, and horses are
the only animals with top and bottom teeth.

22 chicken eggs are equal to 1 ostrich egg.

Ostrich have only 2 toes. Emu and rhea have 3
toes.

Horns are found on cattle and antelope. These
animals get one set of horns for life. Females
also can get horns.

Antlers are found on deer and elk. These animals
shed their antlers each spring. New antlers grow
up to an inch a day until they stop growing in the
fall. Only males get antlers.