In animal terminology, the female equivalent of a "jack" (when referring to donkeys, asses, or specific lagomorphs like hares) is officially called a "jennet" or "jenny." Similarly, in broader wildlife contexts where "jack" designates a male animal, the female is typically referred to by species-specific names, such as a doe for rabbits or a mare for equines when discussing hybrid mule parents.
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