Alpacas are fluffy, gentle mammals from the camel family. They are closely related to llamas, but they are usually smaller and are best known for their soft, warm fleece.

Camels are desert-ready mammals famous for their humps, long eyelashes, wide feet, and amazing ability to survive in dry places. They have helped people travel, carry goods, and live in harsh desert regions for thousands of years.

Chickens are domesticated birds raised around the world for eggs, meat, and feathers. They have short wings, heavy bodies, combs, wattles, beaks, claws, and many funny behaviors such as scratching, dust bathing, and clucking.

Cows are gentle farm animals that belong to the cattle family. They are large hoofed mammals that eat plants, live in herds, make milk, and have helped people for thousands of years.

Donkeys are sturdy mammals in the horse family. They are known for long ears, strong bodies, careful steps, loud brays, and their long history of helping people carry loads and travel in tough places.

Goats are curious, clever mammals in the same animal family as sheep. They are known for climbing, nibbling plants, living in herds, making milk, and sometimes having horns and beards.

Geese are large waterbirds related to ducks and swans. They are known for loud honks, long necks, webbed feet, strong flying, family groups, and traveling in flocks across lakes, fields, wetlands, and skies.

Horses are strong, graceful mammals that have helped people travel, farm, play sports, and carry loads for thousands of years. They are known for fast running, flowing manes, powerful legs, and close bonds with humans.

Llamas are tall, sturdy mammals from the camel family. They are closely related to alpacas and have been used for carrying goods in South America for thousands of years.

Sheep are gentle, woolly mammals that often live in flocks. People have raised sheep for thousands of years for wool, milk, meat, and help managing grassy land.

Turkeys are large birds with strong legs, rounded bodies, fan-shaped tails, bare heads, and funny-looking skin parts called wattles and snoods. Wild turkeys can fly short distances, while many farm turkeys are too heavy to fly well.

Yaks are shaggy hoofed mammals built for cold mountain life. They have long hair, strong bodies, curved horns, and tough hooves that help them live on high plateaus where the air is thin and winters are icy.