Turkeys
They come from North America and the white ones weigh between 10 and 20 kilos. The domestication of this bird took place 2000 years ago in Mexico.
Vietnamese Pigs
Around 1985, these piglets were imported into Europe, Canada and the United States from Vietnam with great commercial success.
Fallow Deers
These are fawns which are one of the 3 species of the Greek fauna. In children's fairy tales, it is the classic deer with dots.
Donkeys
It is famous for its proverbial patience and is a symbol of humility, which is also indicated in the New Testament with the entry of Christ into Jerusalem.
Emu
It is the largest bird in Australia and the second largest bird in the world after the ostrich. Their legs are among the strongest of all animals!
Llama
The llama (pronounced in Spanish: Yama) also called sheep-camel in Greek, is a herbivorous mammal that belongs to the Camelidae family and it is a relative of the camel
Mandarins
Mandarins are monogamous animals and lay 12 eggs per year. This is an extremely brave duck since he will easily fight with any of his elders.
Peacock
It is a bird that is much loved and graces the yards of many homes. The male differs greatly from the female, thanks to its striking appearance.
Guinea Pigs
Despite their name they do not come from India but from the Andes!
Ducks
Ducks lay 40-50 eggs a year and incubate them in 23 to 26 days depending on the species.
Bunnies
Provided they receive proper care, rabbits can become friendly and playful.
Geese
Geese feed mainly on seeds (such as corn, wheat and barley), young shoots and insects.
White Swans
When they feel threatened, swans will do anything to protect their young!
Black Swans
Just talk to them in a childlike way and they will give you endless moments with their beautiful voices and delicate movements.
Quails
Their eggs take about 17 days to hatch and are renowned for their excellent nutritional value.
Pheasants
The pheasant is characterized by strong racial dimorphism, as the female pheasant is smaller in size than the male and does not have striking colors.
Brahma Chicken
It is characterized not only by its large size but also by the abundance of feathers that grow everywhere, even on the toes.
Chicken
It is estimated that there are more than 23 billion hens worldwide and they are one of the most important creatures for meat and egg production.
Goose Ducks
The male has a characteristic plume while both genders have a red stripe on the sides of the head.
Pony
It is a small horse which, compared to the big one, may have a thicker coat, mane, and tail. Proportionally to its body, it has short legs, a wider chest, heavier bones and a thicker neck.
Sheep
Short haired sheep are from Asia and especially from Tibet.
Zebu
It is found throughout southern Asia. It is a subspecies of the domestic cow whose main characteristic is a scaly bump at the end of the back.
African Dwarf Goats
It gives birth to one to four different pups every nine to twelve months after a five-month gestation period and produces large amounts of milk despite its small size.
Coatis
They are omnivores and males are solitary, while females live in groups of 30.
Mara Of Patagonia
These are very special rodents that live in the desert scrublands of Argentina.
Sheep of Cameroon
These little sheep live in West Africa and especially in the savannas of Cameroon.
Raccoon
It has a characteristic a black "mask" in the area of the eyes and the striped tail that has 5-10 rings, and the front legs are very similar to human ones.
Turtles
These are freshwater turtles, they are divided into yellow-cheeked and red-cheeked and they come from North America.
Rhea
Rheas are the third largest birds in the world and are recorded from South America living in large areas of tall grass.
Fish
Providing an ideal environment for growth, our lake welcomes fish species such as trout, carp and sturgeon.
GOATS (ANGORA)
Angora goats originate from the Ankara region of Turkey and are widely known for their luxurious wool, mohair, which is particularly soft and valuable.