Sheep

One of the most adaptable domesticated animals is the Sheep. Sheep are also well known for wool. Wool is a common material used by humans in clothing, from socks and sweaters to suits and costumes. In the course of scrubbing raw wool, lanolin is also removed. Lanolin is a blend of esters, alcohols, and fatty acids used in printing inks, motor oils, sticky tapes, and auto lubricants. They are also utilized in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. Soft leather is another product made from sheepskin.

Additionally, sheep's milk is used to make some of the world's most well-known cheeses. In research and medicine, sheep have also been used. They are applied in the study of stem cells. Lambs, which are young sheep cubs, may walk within minutes of being born, but for the first four to six months of their lives, they are reliant on their mother. The animal species can recall the faces of 50 different sheep over a period of two years.