Fact 1
Males weigh 45 to 160 kg while female ewes weigh 45 to 100 kg.
Fact 2
They have 32 teeth and live in pastures. They do not have teeth in their upper front jaw. They have 24 molars and 8 incisors. Their lifespan is about 12 to 15 years.
Fact 3
Sheep eat hay, tree leaves, grass and ferns as they are herbivorous. Their digestive system features four chambers which help break down their intake.
Are cloven-hoofed ruminant mammals belonging to the Bovidae family.
Are gregarious plant-eating mammals belonging to the order lagomorphs and family Leporidae.
Are wooly, horned ruminant grazing mammals that may be wild or domesticated.
Are tail-less amphibians with stout bodies and long hind limbs for leaping of the family Bugonidae.
Are genuses of even-toed ungulates (hooved) within the family Suidae.
Are small domesticated or wild swimming birds that are broad-billed and web-footed belonging to the Anatidae family of birds.
Are mammals with short tails and a pencil of air on the tip of the ears, belonging to the cat family, Felidae (Lynx rufus).
Are Artiodactyle ruminant mammals of the family Cervidae, commonly known as the deer family.
Are legendary wild-dogs of Australia though they are also found in South East Asia.