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Animals were both food and aids in work in ancient Rome. Horses, mules and oxen were used for pulling, racing, plowing and carrying packs. Various types of fish were raised on fish farms for food, as were geese, hogs, peacocks, and chickens.
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Why did the poor flock to Rome?
Many of the poor flocked to Rome to take advantage of the free food and entertainment. There were also opportunities for seasonal work or day work.
What do Phoenicians farm?
Grain, vegetables, fruit, food and work animals.
What is the ocean food web and how does it the ocean food web work?
It depends on the options of the animals you are talking about sorry!
Humans domesticate wild animals for food work transportation and cultivate wild plants for food and fiber?
Yes.
Did the ancient Romans trade any food or animals?
Yes, they did. They had items from all over the known world coming into Rome. They were selling, buying and trading many different things. When they came back from Africa they brought animals with them as well as foods. At one point Rome was the "cross roads" of the world. It is true that "all roads lead to Rome."
How do antennas work?
they are on some animals to make them look fierce, or to fight and on smaller animals, to see or carry objects(food)
What food is from Rome?
Italian food.
In medieval times who did the most work?
The farmers to harvest crops for food and to have animals for meat
How were animals viewed in the Middle Ages?
Most were viewed as food or for work. People did have pets.
Does Greece use their animals for food or work?
yes, because they had to pull carts and wagons.
How do animals gets their food?
some animals have to hunt for their food and on the other hand they have to be eaten to make other animals food
How do humans rely on animals for survival?
Food, shelter (clothing), and work (carrying/moving loads).
