Animal-drawn vehicles are transportation methods that use animals to pull carts, wagons, or sleds. Common animals used for this purpose include horses, donkeys, and oxen. These vehicles have been essential for moving goods and people, especially in rural areas where modern vehicles may not be practical. Historically, animal-drawn vehicles played a significant role in agriculture and trade. They allowed farmers to transport crops to markets and helped in the movement of heavy materials. Today, while less common, they are still used in some regions and for specific purposes, such as tourism or traditional festivals.