Question

fill in the blanks. ........ sleep in their shed​

Answer 1

Sheep sleep in their bed.

Concept

• Ovis aries, also known as sheep or domestic sheep, are domesticated ruminant mammals that are typically kept as livestock. Although other species in the genus Ovis can also be referred to as sheep, domestic sheep are nearly always meant when the term "sheep" is used. Sheep are even-toed ungulates of the order Artiodactyla, along with all other ruminants. Domestic sheep are the most common species of sheep, numbering just over one billion. A baby sheep is referred to as a lamb, an adult female as a ewe (/ju/), a castrated male as a wether (sometimes a tup), and an intact male as a ram.
• The wild mouflon of Europe and Asia are likely the ancestors of sheep, with Iran serving as the geographic boundary for the domestication core. Sheep are bred for their fleeces, milk, meat (lamb, hogget, or mutton), and wool. Sheep were one of the first animals to be domesticated for agricultural use. The most popular animal fibre is sheep's wool, which is often obtained through shearing. In Commonwealth nations, ovine meat from younger animals is referred to as lamb, whereas meat from older animals is referred to as mutton. In the United States, however, meat from both older and younger animals is typically referred to as lamb. Sheep are still raised for their wool and meat today, in addition to being occasionally raised for their pelts, as dairy animals, or as scientific model organisms.

So the answer is Sheep sleep in their bed.

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