Farm Animal Name and sound

Farm animal names and sounds.

Here are some common farm animals and the sounds they make:

Cow - Moo: The sound a cow makes is a low-pitched "moo" sound. Cows use this sound to communicate with other cows and to express their emotions.

Sheep - Baa: Sheep make a "baa" sound, which is a high-pitched bleating sound. Sheep use this sound to communicate with each other and to express their emotions.

Pig - Oink: Pigs make an "oink" sound, which is a grunting noise. Pigs use this sound to communicate with each other and to express their emotions.

Rooster - Cock-a-doodle-doo: Roosters make a "cock-a-doodle-doo" sound, which is a loud crowing noise. Roosters use this sound to signal the beginning of the day and to establish their dominance over other roosters.

Horse - Neigh: Horses make a "neigh" sound, which is a whinnying noise. Horses use this sound to communicate with each other and to express their emotions.

Duck - Quack: Ducks make a "quack" sound, which is a high-pitched noise. Ducks use this sound to communicate with each other and to express their emotions.

Goat - Bleat: Goats make a "bleat" sound, which is a high-pitched noise. Goats use this sound to communicate with each other and to express their emotions.

Chicken - Cluck: Chickens make a "cluck" sound, which is a low-pitched noise. Chickens use this sound to communicate with each other and to express their emotions.

Turkey - Gobble: Turkeys make a "gobble" sound, which is a deep-throated noise. Turkeys use this sound to communicate with each other and to establish their dominance over other turkeys.

Donkey - Bray: Donkeys make a "bray" sound, which is a loud, braying noise. Donkeys use this sound to communicate with each other and to express their emotions.