A sheep primarily grazes on grass and other vegetation, using its strong molars to chew and break down the plant material. After initial chewing, it swallows the food, which enters the rumen where fermentation occurs, allowing for further breakdown by microbes. The sheep then regurgitates this partially digested food as "cud," chewing it again to aid in digestion before swallowing it once more for nutrient absorption in the intestines.
Many grasses and shrubs, weeds all sorts of things.
sheep, cows that is some of the things they export and some imports food things
Sheep, Milk, butter
Cattle, sheep and pigs
The teeth of sheep have adapted for the function of eating. Depending on where the sheep lives, its teeth and jaw will be different. The teeth will adapt to its food, making it the easiest for the sheep to eat, and those sheep will reproduce.
Sheep can survive without food for a couple of days. This may vary depending on the type of sheep. It is said that sheep can last even longer without water for up to 3 weeks.
They eat it, digest it, and then pass the undigested or unused feedstuffs out the bowel as manure.
food, water, shelter? i think these things are universal for most animals...
Polyphemus ate sheep,cheese,men, and other things.
Sheep are a food source for tigers ie tigers will eat sheep
Greeks raised cattle, sheep, and goats for various purposes such as farming, food, and sacrifices to the gods.
There are hundreds of sheep killed each year for food. The exact number of sheep killed varies from country to country.