Some of e livestock was eaten, but most of it was kept as breeding stock in the new colony. It was important to have a steady food source, as new supplies were many months away, so breeding the livestock was of paramount importance. There was one herd of government cattle that escaped - the next generation was found years later, in excellent condition, grazing in the grasslands some distance from the colony.
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For a complete list of the supplies and provisions aboard the First Fleet, including livestock and tools, see the related link.
Livestock arrived with the First Fleet in January 1788, and has been farmed since that time.
On the First Fleet that arrived in Australia in 1788, some animals such as dogs were brought from Britain, but livestock was purchased from ports along the way. Some of the livestock was purchased for food to be used on the voyage (e.g. chickens), and other livestock was purchased to help build up herds of animals in the new colony which could then be used for food.
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There was no livestock in Australia. In order to become a self-sufficient colony, the First Fleet needed to carry sheep, cattle, horses, pigs, goats and poultry, so that more of these animals could be bred to help meet the food needs of the new colony.
they ate apples
Ot got hotter!
the first fleet arrived in Port Jackson, Sydney
His body was disposed of overboard, as were any deaths at sea.
Strike Fleet happened in 1987.
Fleet Defender happened in 1994.