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Question 1

Docking

Answer 1

an animal’s tail or, sometimes, ears

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Question 2

Candling

Answer 2

the process of holding a strong light above or below the egg to observe the embryo.

Question 3

Creep feeding

Answer 3

the practice of providing supplemental feed to calves in order to increase their average daily gain and weaning weight.

Question 4

IMO

Answer 4

Indigenous Micro Organisms (IMO) is a homemade microbe mixture that fosters rapid anaerobic digestion of waste

Question 5

Clipping in pigs

Answer 5

The teeth of the young pig are clipped as soon as possible after birth.

Question 6

Deworming

Answer 6

the giving of an anthelmintic drug to a human or animals to rid them of helminths parasites, such as roundworm, flukes and tapeworm

Question 7

Predator

Answer 7

Animals that are carnivores (and some omnivores) must hunt their food.

Question 8

Pork / Bacon

Answer 8

meat of pigs

Question 9

Gestation period pigs

Answer 9

(114 days)

Question 10

Hyperorexia

Answer 10

Increase appetite

Question 11

Polyphagia

Answer 11

Increase food intake

Question 12

Inappetence

Answer 12

Partial. Absence of appetite

Question 13

Anorexia

Answer 13

Complete absence of appetite

Question 14

Anophagia

Answer 14

Decreased food intake

Question 15

Allotriophagia

Answer 15

Abnormal appetite (Pica)

Question 16

Osteophagia

Answer 16

Chewing of bone. The meaning of OSTEOPHAGIA is the eating or chewing of bones by herbivorous animals (as cattle) craving phosphorus

Question 17

Infantophagia

Answer 17

Eating of young

Question 18

Coprophagia

Answer 18

Eating of faeces.