why do wool yielding animal like sheep have a thick coat of hair on their body
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to keep themselves warm during harsh climates like winter
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The wool-yielding animals bear hairs on their body. The thick coat of hair traps a lot of air. Air is a poor conductor of heat so, hairs keep these animals warm.
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