Sheep wear bells in Spain and elsewhere so that they can be found more easily. When the sheep move, the bell jingles which helps when you are trying to locate one or more sheep.
The sheep that wears the bell around her neck is the "leader" of that herd. The bell signals for the other sheep to follow her lead. These bells are known as cow bells.
Some do. It is common if the sheep are in a big herd with a shepherd looking after them to wear bells. The reason for this is if a sheep is separated from the flock and the shepherd has to find them he/she can listen for the bell as the sheep moves
Yes; the meat of sheep is called mutton. It is eaten in many European countries.
Human, goat, sheep, mosquitoes, ants, snails... mostlly all of these you will find in other European countries.
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many countries that are mostly desert produce sheep
No. Sheep are seasonal breeders, they breed in the fall to lamb out in the spring.
yes they are they round up sheep with eye contact or yips and growls
it's about this sheep that wants to be like a sheepdog and round up sheep but people make fun of it even though it's really good at it.
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They help farmers round up sheep and cattle.