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If you red the question carefully, you can see that it clearly says ALL BUT 7. So, 12 sheep died, leaving 7 left.

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A lamb is a sheep that is 12 months old or less. The term lamb is most commonly used to describe the lamb's meat. When a lamb becomes a year old it is now referred to as a sheep.

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ewe

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Some wool yielding animals include:

Sheep

Alpaca

Goat

llama

Angora

Vicuna

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I think you're referring to the mythical half-man - half-goat creature called Pan.

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The female sheep is a ewe; the male is a ram.

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Fear is a great motivator: See the sheepdog trials held each year. Every time I've seen sheep out with the shepherd, the shepherd is DRIVING the sheep along, they are not blithely following him. And some of those sneaky shepherds use goats to lead the herd of sheep, so they only have to lead the goat or goats.

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mehehehea or malalolololo!

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When they have a threesome, things get a little g"ruff" lol

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A troll!

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Yes goats do live in the desert

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Yes they can in fact they enjoy it.

Is is also very nutrious and filled with potassium

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No. Sheep and goats are close enough species-wise and if you cross them you get what is called a shoat. But horses and goats are too far apart genetically for a successful cross.

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A Lamb

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Wool

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25

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A lamb.

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This is a new on to me, the nearest usual saying being "wolf in sheep's clothing". Following on from the generally accepted meaning of that, I guess it could mean a man who follows the herd (or flock?) and generally does as he is told.

Unless of course it's related to the alleged sex habits of rural Welshmen? ;-)

(Google: Welsh sheep jokes)

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It's called a bleat.

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A female goat is known as a doe.

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Yes, but it really depends on what you think

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Yes! It's very good for you! Just make sure that the milk-- any milk you drink-- has been pasteurized.

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It depends on the type of worms that your goat has - it is best to do a faecal egg count and a larval culture first. Then depending on what worms are found then a drench which is appropriate.