### animal | calf:

Black calf
* Black calves reach maturity
* Most black calves reach maturity
  - stay with mothers

Bull calf
* Bull calves reach puberty.
* Most bull calves reach puberty.

Elephant calf
* Elephant calves play as an important part of their development
  - suckle for about two years after which they eat solid food
  - weigh pounds
* Most elephant calves weigh pounds.

Female calf
* Female calves are slaughtered immediately or raised to be dairy cows
  - remain with mothers
* Most female calves remain with mothers
  - stay with mothers
* Some female calves face starvation.

Giraffe calf
* Giraffe calves weigh pounds.
* Some giraffe calves reach adulthood.

Healthy calf
* Healthy calves weigh pounds.
* Most healthy calves weigh pounds.

Male calf
* Male calves are raised and killed for their meat, both beef and veal
  - require care
  - weigh kgs
* Most male calves require care
* Some male calves have bonds
  - distinguishable features
  - strong bonds

Maverick
* are bands
  - calfs
  - camera-guided missiles used against convoys and a wide array of fortified targets
  - nonconformists
  - the result of serious anglers designing shallow water skiffs for serious anglers
* is alive and biting.
* typically hog resources.

Moose calf
* Moose calves have brown fur
* Moose calves use milk
  - rich milk

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Newborn calf
* Most newborn calves stand on legs
* Most newborn calves weigh about pounds
  - over lbs
* Newborn calves are able to run with the herd immediately after birth
  - approximately seven meters in length
  - at a real disadvantage when it comes to fighting disease
  - vigorous and healthy
  - wobbly on their legs, but within a few hours they can walk easily
  - can run with the herd within minutes of their birth
  - frolic in the meadows
* Newborn calves have a red-brown coat that fades to a light rust color within a few weeks
  - reddish coat
  - little body fat reserve, high energy requirements, and short hair coats
  - spend most of their first month hiding in the grass, like nearly all antelopes
  - stay with mothers
* Some newborn calves are too weak to suckle or nurse from a pail or bottle
  - begin life
* Some newborn calves have brown coats
* Some newborn calves have light brown coats
  - protection
  - reddish coats
  - thick coats
  - weigh about kgs
+ Oryx, Description
  * These antelopes congregate in herds of 8 to 60 oryx. Newborn calves can run with the herd within minutes of their birth. Oryxes have a life span of about 20 years.

Old calf
* Most old calves weigh pounds.
* Some old calves explore habitats.

Single calf
* Most single calves follow mothers.
* Most single calves stand on legs
  - wobbly legs
* Most single calves weigh about pounds
  - kgs
* Single calves are born buff-colored and precocial
  - the norm and twins are rare
  - depend on factors
  - receive plenty
* Some single calves begin life
  - remain mothers
  - weigh about kgs

Whale calf
* All whale calves are born live.
* Some whale calves emerge from water.
* Whale calves can swim at or soon after birth.

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Young calf
* Most young calves stay with mothers.
* Some young calves cause injuries
  - significant injuries
  - have fibre
* Young calves are at the highest risk for contracting the infection
  - more susceptible than older animals
  - very inefficient at digesting most plant sources of protein and fat
  - can double their length by the end of the nursing period
* Young calves have a fleece composed exclusively of down fibre
  - the tendency to wander away from their mothers, so often fall prey to hyenas