| 100% | GOAT | 4 | Farm animal whose kid is called "kid" |
| 79% | GOAT | 4 | Animal whose young are called kids |
| 63% | DEER | 4 | Animal whose meat is called venison |
| 63% | FOX | 3 | Animal whose females are called vixens |
| 63% | OYSTERS | 7 | Animals whose juveniles are called spats |
| 62% | EWE | 3 | Farm animal whose name is a palindrome |
| 61% | ROO | 3 | Animal whose young is called a joey, for short |
| 61% | EWE | 3 | Female animal whose meat is called mutton |
| 61% | ELK | 3 | Forest animal whose sound is called "bugling" |
| 61% | ELKS | 4 | Antlered animals whose sound is called "bugling" |
| 59% | ROO | 3 | Australian animal whose young are called joeys, for short |
| 58% | ROO | 3 | Australian animal whose young is called a joey, for short |
| 56% | SHEEP | 5 | Woolly farm animal whose scientific name is Ovis aries |
| 53% | GOAT | 4 | Barnyard beast whose young are called "kids" |
| 48% | GOATS | 5 | Farm animals with kids |
| 47% | CROCODILE | 9 | Animal whose tears are fake |
| 47% | HARE | 4 | Animal whose young are leverets |
| 47% | GNU | 3 | Animal whose young is a calf |
| 47% | OXEN | 4 | Farm animals that may be yoked |
| 47% | OXEN | 4 | Farm animals that might be yoked |
| 47% | ELEPHANT | 8 | Animal whose tusks are actually teeth |
| 46% | EWE | 3 | Farm animal whose name sounds like "U" |
| 46% | DEER | 4 | Animal whose meat is known as venison |
| 46% | HERBIVORE | 9 | Animal whose diet is only plant-based |
| 46% | HORSE | 5 | Animal whose height is measured in hands |
| 46% | ASP | 3 | Animal whose image is on some sarcophagi |
| 46% | CAT | 3 | Animal whose cry is hidden in "homeowner" |
| 46% | EWE | 3 | Animal whose milk is used for Roquefort |
| 46% | OXEN | 4 | Farm animals that might be yoked together |
| 46% | ELK | 3 | Animal whose noises are known as "bugling" |