Can You Identify The Female Animal?

A female peafowl is called a peahen. This term is used specifically to refer to the female counterpart of a peacock, which is the male peafowl. The term "hen" is a more general term used to refer to the female of many bird species, but "peahen" is the correct term for a female peafowl. "Hind" is not the correct term for a female peafowl, and "sow" is a term used for a female pig.

A female cat is called a queen. This term is commonly used to refer to a mature female cat, especially one that has had kittens. The word "queen" is often used to denote a female ruler or leader, and in the context of cats, it signifies the dominant and motherly role that female cats play in their social structure.

A female camel is called a cow. This term is commonly used to refer to the female of various large mammals, including camels. The term "cow" is often associated with domesticated animals, such as cows, but it can also be used to describe the female of certain wild species. In the case of camels, the term "cow" is used to differentiate between the male (bull) and female (cow) members of the species.

A female giraffe is commonly referred to as a cow. This term is used to distinguish between male and female giraffes. While "bitch" is a term used for female dogs, "empres" is a title given to a female ruler, and "doe" is typically used for female deer, none of these terms accurately describe a female giraffe.

A female wolverine is called a sow, not Angeline.

A female falcon is simply called a falcon. The term "falcon" is used to refer to both male and female falcons, so there is no specific name for a female falcon.

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A female lobster is called a hen. This term is commonly used to refer to female lobsters in the fishing industry and among seafood enthusiasts. Just like with chickens, the term "hen" is used to distinguish the females from the males.

A female salmon is called a hen. This term is commonly used to refer to the female of various bird species, including chickens, and it is also used for female salmon. The term "hen" is a gender-specific term that distinguishes the female salmon from the male, which is called a "cock" or "buck."

The correct answer is "Jenny" because a female donkey is commonly referred to as a jenny. "Queen" is incorrect as it is not the specific term used for a female donkey. "Gilly" and "Cow" are also incorrect as they do not refer to female donkeys.