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Because they were relatively easy to tame and domesticate, and were animals that gave good quality milk, meat and hides.
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What is it called when people train plants or animals to be useful to humans?
Domesticate
What does it mean to train something to be useful to people and to improve crops and animals?
Domesticate
Why were cattle useful to farmers to domesticate?
Once domesticated you no longer had to hunt them to get meat. They just walk right into the slaughterhouse!
Why do you think cattle were useful animals for farmers to domesticat?
Cattle were useful for farmers to domesticate due to their versatility and strength. They provided a reliable source of meat, milk, and leather, which were essential for sustenance and trade. Additionally, cattle could be used as draft animals for plowing fields and transporting goods, making them invaluable for agricultural productivity. Their ability to graze on grass also allowed farmers to utilize land that might not be suitable for crops.
Why do you think cattle were useful animals for farmer to domesticate?
Perhaps their easy-going temperament was what made them ideal for early farmers to domesticate them. Though many other animals in the world give good meat, milk, and hide, the bovine was chosen over others perhaps because of both temperament and ability to learn that humans are beings that give them good food to eat.
Why do you think cattle were useful animals to farmer to domesticate?
Perhaps their easy-going temperament was what made them ideal for early farmers to domesticate them. Though many other animals in the world give good meat, milk, and hide, the bovine was chosen over others perhaps because of both temperament and ability to learn that humans are beings that give them good food to eat.
True or false humans realized that animals could be useful and began to domesticate them?
it is a cat i rock lol
What does domesticate mean in a social studies term?
Domesticate means to tame a wild animal until it is useful to humans. Domesticated animals include all farm animals (horse, donkey, pig, chicken, etc. ) as well as dogs and cats.
Why did the people of chincoteague tame wild ponies?
Because horses are very useful animals to domesticate and can be used for a variety of jobs, including transport and hard labour.
What does it mean to domesticate something?
To train something to be useful to people.I got this from my National Geographic Society.
Why did farmers domesticate the mint plant?
Farmers domesticated the mint plant for its aromatic leaves that can be used for culinary purposes, medicinal benefits, and aromatic purposes in making teas, infusions, and oils. It also has natural insect-repellent properties, making it useful in agriculture.
How did early humans decide what animals to domesticate?
Early humans only killed animals to eat. When they killed all of the animals, they would have to move to other places. They would start making small community's and eventually, when their towns became too large, it became too difficult to move. They had to find an easier way to get around. When they trapped their horse like animals, they decided not to kill them. They tried to train the animals to help them carry their belongings. When this proved successful, they moved on to larger animals like elephants. Soon they started to domesticate animals left and right. First they domesticated only useful animals. Then they would make pets out of some of them.
