### animal | vertebrate | mammal | ungulate:

Sheep
* All sheep have worms
  - produce wool, but the type of wool also varies with the breed
* More sheep can live on a farm where it rains a lot because the grass always grows.
* Most sheep adapt to dry climates
  - appear in countries
* Most sheep are known as animals
  - seasonal breeders, with ewes showing signs of fertility during the fall
  - seasonally polyestrus and short-day breeders
  - white, but some are brown, black, or spotted
  - breed only in the fall and winter months
  - carry genes
  - consume food
* Most sheep depend on plants
  - vegetation
  - destroy plants
  - detect predators
  - die within time
* Most sheep eat corn
  - hay
  - lichens
  - whole plants
  - experience digestive problems
* Most sheep feed on grass
  - pasture
  - winter pasture
* Most sheep give birth to mammals
  - graze large farm fields
  - grow coats
* Most sheep has-part eyes
  - glands
  - jaws
  - legs
  - limbs
  - stomachs
  - tails
  - teeth
  - throats
* Most sheep have biological mothers
  - color
  - curl horns
  - curly fleeces
  - eyesights
  - faces
  - front teeth
  - good eyesights
  - height
  - mouths
  - necks
  - oil glands
  - outer coats
  - pale faces
  - poor eyesights
  - shoulder height
  - tissue
* Most sheep live in areas
  - arid environments
  - elevation
  - groups
  - meadows
  - rocky mountain regions
  - over years
* Most sheep make groups
  - milk
  - occupy environments
* Most sheep possess blood
  - prefer habitats
  - raise sheep
* Most sheep reach maturity
  - puberty
  - sexual maturity
* Most sheep require food
* Most sheep share common ancestors
  - european ancestors
  - show maternal behavior
* Most sheep stand in fields
* Most sheep stand on feet
  - survive in areas
  - thrive in habitats
* Some sheep absorb copper
  - are located on grass
  - attract animals
  - avoid predators
  - can be quite dark, whereas others can be almost white with light spotting
  - carry diseases
  - cause diseases
  - depend on rivers
* Some sheep develop diarrhoea
  - severe diarrhoea
* Some sheep die in fields
  - fire
* Some sheep eat animals
  - berries
  - infect mites
  - seedlings
* Some sheep enter environments
  - feed in fields
* Some sheep give birth to offspring
  - coarse wool which is good for carpets
  - grow viruses
* Some sheep have a higher tendency than others to wander away from the flock and get lost
  - fevers
  - fitnesses
  - hosts
  - infectious diseases
  - low mortality
  - many natural enemies
  - slight fevers
  - kill animals
  - live at elevation
* Some sheep live in California
  - Iceland
  - Scotland
  - districts
  - snow
* Some sheep live on farms
  - slopes
  - lose moisture
* Some sheep make horns
  - manure
  - proteins
* Some sheep migrate to regions
  - valleys
  - move jaws
  - occur in Wisconsin
  - originate in regions
* Some sheep possess balls
  - prefer hay
  - produce fine woolen fibers, while others grow coarse or medium ones
* Some sheep provide blood
  - regurgitate food
* Some sheep require soluble vitamins
  - serve as food
  - shed winter coats
* Some sheep stand in burrows
  - gardens
  - thrive in pasture
* Some sheep thrive on diets
  - seaweed diets
  - transmit viruses
* adapt to climates
  - different climates
  - many different climates
* chew cuds
* constitute by far the most important single element in the pastoral industry.
* consume amounts
* contains earth, fire, and wood.
* cross pasture.
  - leaves
* enter pasture.
* follow sheep.
* forage new leaves in spring and early summer.
* get food
  - water
* graze areas.
* graze in districts
  - green pasture
  - lush pasture
* graze on coastal vegetation
  - foliage
  - ranges
* has wool.
* has-part backs
* have appetite
  - bristly coats
  - expression
* have good appetite
  - hoofs
  - memory
  - potential
  - protection
* include lambs.
  - cell membranes
  - heads
  - nuclei
  - piluses
  - second stomachs
  - sections
* inhabit areas
* is animals
  - capable of grazes
  - farm animals
  - followers
* is located in fairgrounds
  - of Teutonic origin
  - part of flocks
  - ruminants
  - simpletons
  - used for shearing
* need attention
  - individual attention
  - high ridges
* prefer countries
* provide wool.
* receive diets
* rest in shades.
* return to fields.
* roam farms
  - hillsides
  - mountain ranges
* share ancestors
  - landscapes
* show ability
* stretch necks.
* swallow food.
* symbol of submissiveness and weakness since it keep quiet when it is killed.
* use horns.
* want food.