Head:
* Ears: For hearing
* Eyes: For sight
* Nose/Nostrils: For breathing and smelling
* Mouth: For eating and vocalizing
* Muzzle: The area around the mouth and nose
* Horns/Antlers: Found on some species, primarily males (e.g., cattle, sheep, goats)
Body:
* Neck: Connects head to body
* Back: The upper part of the body
* Chest: The area behind the neck
* Flanks: The sides of the body
* Belly: The underside of the body
* Legs/Limbs: For locomotion
* Tail: For balance and communication (sometimes used to swat flies)
* Udders (Females): For milk production
Other:
* Hooves/Feet: Protection and locomotion
* Skin: For protection and temperature regulation
* Hair/Wool: For insulation and protection
* Testicles (Males): For reproduction
* Vulva (Females): For reproduction
Important Note: This list is general and some specifics will vary depending on the livestock species. For example:
* Poultry (chickens, turkeys, etc.) lack horns, udders, and hooves, and have beaks, wings, and combs/wattles.
* Swine (pigs) have a snout instead of a muzzle and a curly tail.
* Horses have a mane and a tail of long hair.
It's always helpful to consult specific resources for each livestock species to understand their unique features.