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A ram, a sheep and lamb grazes in the meadow. Royalty Free Stock Photo

sheep breeding. a young lamb grazes in the meadow. vector illustration isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

A flock of sheep grazes in the meadow. A pregnant sheep gives birth to a lamb Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bighorn sheep ram and lamb Royalty Free Stock Photo

A newly born white lamb eats grass in the meadow, the grass is covered with snow. Mother sheep grazes next to it. Winter Royalty Free Stock Photo

A ram, a sheep and lamb grazes in the meadow.

A newly born white lamb eats grass in the meadow, the grass is covered with snow. Mother sheep grazes next to it, bright Royalty Free Stock Photo

A newly born white lamb eats grass in the meadow, the grass is covered with snow. Mother sheep grazes next to it, a part Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mammal from the genus of rams, bovids family. Currently, sheared sheep`s wool, or fleece, is used by humans more often than the wool of any other animal. Sheep meat, called lamb, is one of the most important consumer products in many countries around the world. In addition to wool and meat, sheep are bred to produce sheep`s milk, which is used to make cheese, as well as cooking oil and skins sheepskin. Finally, sheep are used in scientific experiments - the most famous of this species is Dolly the sheep, the world`s first cloned mammal.