Farm Animals And Their Youngs

A young chicken is specifically called a 'chick', while 'hen' and 'rooster' are terms used for adult female and male chickens respectively. 'Duck' is a completely different type of bird.

Rabbit is another word for a bunny, not a hare, rodent, or guinea pig.

A young cow is called a calf, not a kid (which is a baby goat), foal (which is a baby horse), or puppy (which is a baby dog).

A baby horse is called a foal, while a calf refers to a baby cow, a lamb is a baby sheep, and a puppy is a baby dog.

A baby goose is called a gosling, while a baby duck is called a duckling, a baby swan is called a cygnet, and a baby chicken is called a chick.

A baby goat is called a kid, not a foal (a baby horse), calf (a baby cow), or fawn (a baby deer).

A young sheep is called a lamb, while goats are different animals and pigs and cows are completely unrelated to sheep.

A young pig is called a piglet, similar to how a young bear is called a cub, a young horse is called a foal, and a young dog is called a puppy.