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What is unusual about the Manx sheep?
These sheep have 4 to 6 horns and are used as milking sheep.
What are castrated female sheep's called?
Well, darling, castrated female sheep are called "spayed ewes." It's like they got the snip-snip but kept their lady parts. So, next time you're chatting about sheep, you can drop that fun fact like it's hot.
Why are sheep marked?
Well, isn't that just a happy little question! Sheep are marked with colorful dyes or tags to help their owners easily identify them in a flock. It's like giving each sheep a little name tag so they can be looked after and cared for in the best way possible. Just imagine a field full of sheep, each one with its own unique mark, creating a beautiful and organized picture for the shepherd to admire.
Why doesn't sheep shrink?
AnswerRain water isn't hot. Sheep have lanolin all over the fleece to prevent it from getting really wet. The natural oils prevent the wool fibers from 'snagging' with other fibers. Sheep's wool is much looser then the tight knits used in threads to make material.AnswerNo, sheep do not shrink in the rain. Sheep secrete what is called Lanolin, this substance covers the wool and creates a waterproof covering over the wool. Wool is not subject to shrinking until it is woven tightly and free from the Sheep's source of Lanolin.AnswerBecause they are flesh and blood, not made out of wool. And wool only shrinks if it is woven tightly together into fabric. Sheep also secrete a substance, called lanolin, which covers the wool and makes it waterproof.AnswerThey don't shrink until after you've thrown them in the dryer.
What is a Judas sheep?
A Judas sheep or Judas goat is one that is used to humans and will bring the other sheep and goats into the yards at mustering time.
What other avenues can be used to prevent war?
All soldiers have a walk off strike...
What metalloid has been used in poisons and insecticides?
Arsenic is a metalloid that has been historically used in poisons and insecticides due to its toxicity.
Uses of insecticides?
Insecticides are used to control pest insects in agricultural settings to protect crops, reduce economic losses, and ensure food security. They are also used in public health initiatives to control disease-carrying insects like mosquitoes, helping to prevent the spread of diseases such as malaria and Zika virus. Additionally, insecticides may be used in residential settings to control household pests like ants, cockroaches, and termites.
What is one sheep called?
The word sheep can be used to describe a single (sheep) and it can be used to describe several sheep.
What are the disadvantages of using insecticides indiscriminately for a long period of time?
Insecticides can be toxic to humans. and if used around food, chemicals can enter your food which is unhealthy for the body. Insecticides can be toxic to humans. and if used around food, chemicals can enter your food which is unhealthy for the body.
Which of the following best explains the purpose of strike breakers?
To prevent an industrial action from affecting production apexTo get employers to submit to collective bargaining. apex
What sheep were first used for sheep herding?
Rambolltes
Are goats used to lead sheep?
no, i will not lead sheep
What is unusual about the Manx sheep?
These sheep have 4 to 6 horns and are used as milking sheep.
What does the suffix Bt mean?
Baronet. It can also be shortened to "Bart"
Can sheep's be used as a contraction or is it more proper to say sheep is?
Yes, "sheep's" is perfectly acceptable as a contraction, as in "the sheep's getting out of the paddock!". However, this usage is only for the singular; where 'sheep' is used in the plural sense, the contraction would be "sheep're" for 'sheep are".
What are Inseticides and why are they used?
Insecticides are pesticides that that are used by farmers to control plants and animals and also used to destroy insects.
