Discover the World of Animals and Their Young Ones Quiz

Piglet is the correct term for a small, young pig, while the incorrect answers refer to young offspring of other animals such as a bear (cub), horse (foal), and cow (calf).

Cows are known for producing milk and making the sound 'moo'. Sheep, chickens, and bears do not exhibit these characteristics.

A young cow is called a calf, whereas chickens are young poultry, sheep are young ovines, and horses are young equines.

A puppy is the term used to refer to a baby dog, while a kitten refers to a baby cat, a cub refers to a baby bear, and a foal refers to a baby horse.

Dogs are one of the most popular pets around the world, known for their loyalty and companionship.

A young cat is called a kitten, while a young dog is called a puppy, a young cow is called a calf, and a young deer is called a fawn.

The correct singular form of the word 'calves' is 'calf'. When referring to a single young bovine, the correct term to use is 'calf'. 'Calves', 'Calfs', and 'Calvs' are all incorrect plurals or misspellings of the word.

A baby lion is commonly referred to as a cub. While 'Pup' is typically used for baby dogs, 'Kitten' is used for baby cats, and 'Fawn' is used for baby deer.

Pigs are commonly recognized by their curly tails and distinctive oinking sounds, making them easily identifiable among other animals.

The correct answer is CAT, as it is a small domesticated carnivorous mammal known for its agility, strength, and hunting skills.

An elephant is the largest land animal, known for its massive size, tusks, and trunk. Lions, giraffes, and hippos are all large animals but do not exceed the size of an elephant.

The Polar Bear is the largest species of bear and is well-adapted to the cold, icy climates of the Arctic region.