Across
- 1. marking the animal’s ear with ink
- 3. most commonly used to individually identify farm animals
- 8. small microchips that are injected into the animal’s body that uses radio frequency
- 10. Permanent microchip that if not implanted exactly, could cause an esophageal perforation, likely leading to the animal’s death
- 11. Temporary method that can be washed off commonly used on sheep
Down
- 2. digital photograph of the animal’s eye
- 4. method using dry ice at -70ºC, and liquid nitrogen at a temperature of between -170ºC and -197ºC
- 5. method using caustic chemical products
- 6. traditional iron branding method for cows, horses, mules, and buffaloes
- 7. Genetic identification
- 9. marking using mutilation with simple razors or sharp pincers. It is a painful method that can cause necrosis, parasitic infections, or torn ears
