Farm Animals Coloring Pages: Free Printable PDFs

Are you ready for an adventure on the farm?

Hello, young explorers! Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey to the farm? With our 35 Farm Animals Coloring Pages, you'll meet a whole menagerie of adorable friends who live and play on the farm.

Meet the stars of the show: Meet the cow who loves to eat succulent grass and make lots of "moo-moo." Say hello to the piglet who always ooops with delight and loves to roll around in the mud. Meet the sheep, who always bleats with delight and has the softest wool you've ever felt. Say hello to the horse - strong, affectionate and loves to run through the fields. And don't forget the chicken, who can lay eggs and give kisses.

Join the fun!

To start, click on any Farm Animals coloring page below to open it in a new window. From there, you can either print the page immediately or download it for later use. Feel free to download and print as many pages as you like.

These coloring pages are designed for US letter-sized paper but can easily be scaled to fit A4 paper. For the best print quality, make sure your printer settings are adjusted to high resolution. Your feedback is crucial for us, so please share your thoughts to help us improve the website using comment below.

Color, Relax, Repeat!

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Sheep On The Lawn

45

Cow On The Lawn

51

That's A Very Pretty Cow

65

Donkey

72

A Duckling Swims

97

The Pony

59

Sheep On The Grass

65

Cute Chicken

31

The Pig Is Happy With Life

65

The Pig And The Sun

4

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A Cow Grazing On A Lawn

29

Little Goat

39

Duck And Ducklings

9

Beautiful Horse

45

Sheep

8

Pretty Alpaca

19

The Pig Is Happy

10

The Cow Is Beautiful

4

Stake Of The Goat

17

Beautiful Goose

10

A Horse Running In The Mountains

18

Rooster

23

Little Chicken

46

Jolly Pig

1

27

A Hen By The Coop

13

Thoughtful Cow

1

7

A Beautiful Goat

51

The Cow On The Grass

10

Goose And Birds

17

Funny Little Goat

19

Cow On A Sunny Day

39

Rooster On The Lawn

19

Duckling

6

Proud Goat

16

An Alpaca In A Scarf

The fascinating world of farm animals! Here are 10 juicy facts that will make you appreciate these incredible creatures even more:

1. Cows have best friends

Believe it or not, cows have a strong social hierarchy and can form close bonds with each other. Moreover, some cows even mourn the loss of their best friends!

2. Pigs are very intelligent

Pigs are considered one of the most intelligent animal species on the planet, with problem-solving abilities as good as primates. They can even learn simple arithmetic operations and recognize themselves in mirrors!

3. Horses can sleep standing up

Horses are able to sleep standing up and can also sleep lying down, but only for short periods of time. This is due to the fact that in the wild they need to react quickly to predators.

4. Sheep can recognize individual faces

Sheep have excellent facial recognition skills and can memorize the faces of other sheep, even if they haven't seen them in years. Talk about a face that is never forgotten!

5. Goats are skillful escapees

Goats are known for their ability to escape from pens and bypass even the most secure fences. Who knew they were such buzzards?

6. Chickens have a complex communication system

Chickens use more than 30 different vocalizations to communicate with each other, including warning signals to alert others of predators and a contented cluck when they are happy and relaxed.

7. Ducks have webbed feet ... for a reason

These adorable webbed feet have a reason - they're actually designed to float and paddle through the water with ease. Who would have thought that ducks are born swimmers?

8. Turkeys can run fast

Despite their reputation as slow birds, turkeys can run up to 25 miles per hour when threatened or chasing food.

9. Cows have a unique way of communicating through smell

Cows use their sense of smell to communicate with each other, leaving pheromones to mark their territory and scare off other cows.

10. Donkeys are naturally curious creatures

Donkeys are known for their curiosity and love of exploring their environment. They are constantly getting into trouble, just like our human friends who just can't resist checking out what's behind that door!

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