What animals did the Aztecs have on ther farms?

Answer 1

Mice and cats were very common. Although the mice were useful many Aztec peoples did die of disease from the mice, and a traditional tale of Warrior Rats if often thought of as Aztec symbol.

Answer 2

To my knowledge, the Aztecs never had horses. They certainly didn't have them until the Spaniards came in 1519, because the Spaniards brought the horse to Mexico. I doubt the Spaniards would have allowed the Aztecs to get horses, so they wouldn't have had horses. Besides, they were too busy defending against the invaders to steal horses from the Spaniards. They only had two years before the civilization was destroyed, and they were desperately trying to understand the Spaniards' battle plans, while trying to save their culture and fend off attacks. Admist all this they had to produce weapons, get food, train soldiers, and educate children, so getting horses would have been the last thing on their mind. Besides, at first they may have thought that the horses with men on top were centaurs (that's where my Social Sciences teacher says the centaur originated from, although not in Mexico).
No. When the conquistadores came on the scene with their horses the Aztecs were

terrified as they had never seen horses before.

Answer 3

like horses and cow and chicken for eggs and meat.

Answer 4

the Aztec didn't have pack animals,they used to eat human feces and the scrotum of llamas. Nobody know why, but they also used to suck on lizard testicles as a substitute to mints

Answer 5

Aztec work animals included beavers and exotic yellow alligators

Answer 6

because they probably didn't have the right animals for the jod

Answer 7

cows and mules