Ovis aries ( domestic sheep)

Ovis aries, commonly known as domestic sheep, are hoofed mammals bred by humans primarily for wool, meat, and milk. They belong to the Bovidae family and are characterized by their thick woolly coats, which can be sheared annually. Sheep are social animals, living in flocks, and possess a strong herding instinct. They have keen senses, including excellent vision and hearing, which help them stay alert to danger. Domestication has shaped their behavior and traits, making them adaptable to various environments worldwide. Sheep play a vital role in agriculture, contributing economic, ecological, and cultural value.