Sheep would be more useful as goats like to eat the tops of bushes or plants, while sheep are grazers that will eat grasses and the bottoms of plants.
Goats are related to sheep for obvious reasons such as hoofs and horns, tails and fur (wool) but some think they are related to deer (more than they are to sheep) because deer have the same tail and they grow horns and they also have hooves while sheep have wool and deer have fur but goats don't have wool they have fur. Goats could also be related to horses through the hooves gene but that would be a short scientific reason why. We all originate from something!
There are a few key differences between sheep and pigs. For instance, pigs are much smarter than sheep. They also consume a lot more food. Also, there are physical differences like weight and style of tail.
Sheep can be very sweet and loving. But they also can be very stupid, they spook easily, and sometimes end up killing themselves. Goats are actually much smarter than a sheep.98% of sheep have wool. All sheep have cloven toes, two ears, a nose, two eyes, a mouth, four stomachs, a tail, four legs, 14 ribs, and bad breath. They vary in size but stand with a 45 degree angle to their sholder, a generally straight back, and are bigger than goats. The major difference between goats and sheep is size and coat. All goats have coarse hair, short thick heads, are harder fleshing than sheep.
Yes, goats do have whiskers. Those little hair strands on their faces aren't just for decoration, they help goats navigate and sense their surroundings. So next time you see a goat, give those whiskers a little respect, they're doing important work!
Hill sheep have short legs to help them navigate rough and steep terrains more easily. Shorter legs lower their center of gravity, providing better balance and agility when climbing or descending hills. This adaptation helps them move efficiently in their mountainous environment while grazing.
Sheep are grazers and are like cattle. They are very gentle on a pasture and the pasture will be able to renew itself. Goats and horses on the other hand will destroy a pasture/grass by eating roots in a very short course of time.
not too tall not too short. let your grass overgrow a bit.
Because the are tall and grass are short
Goats are related to sheep for obvious reasons such as hoofs and horns, tails and fur (wool) but some think they are related to deer (more than they are to sheep) because deer have the same tail and they grow horns and they also have hooves while sheep have wool and deer have fur but goats don't have wool they have fur. Goats could also be related to horses through the hooves gene but that would be a short scientific reason why. We all originate from something!
the sheep dog brings in the sheep - goats/cows/sheep eat the grass to keep it short- the cow gives milk - the chickens lay eggs - the ducks lay eggs there's plenty more jobs and animals
There are a few key differences between sheep and pigs. For instance, pigs are much smarter than sheep. They also consume a lot more food. Also, there are physical differences like weight and style of tail.
Because it can be harvested on a regular basis without harming the sheep
Sheep can be very sweet and loving. But they also can be very stupid, they spook easily, and sometimes end up killing themselves. Goats are actually much smarter than a sheep.98% of sheep have wool. All sheep have cloven toes, two ears, a nose, two eyes, a mouth, four stomachs, a tail, four legs, 14 ribs, and bad breath. They vary in size but stand with a 45 degree angle to their sholder, a generally straight back, and are bigger than goats. The major difference between goats and sheep is size and coat. All goats have coarse hair, short thick heads, are harder fleshing than sheep.
The answer is in the name. Short grass prairies and tall grass prairies are different because short grass prairies have short grass, and tall grass prairies have tall grass. Also, tall grass prairies get up to 40 inches of rain, and short grass prairies get only 15inches of rain a year.
Yes
Well, honey, grass has a short vowel sound. The 'a' in grass makes the /æ/ sound, which is short and snappy. So next time you're out in the yard, remember that grass is short and sweet in more ways than one.
There is no short sound. The EE pair has a long E sound, as in she and heap.