Domestic sheep are domesticated animals raised primarily for their wool, meat, and milk. They belong to the species Ovis aries and are part of the Bovidae family. Sheep are known for their thick fleece, which is sheared annually, and they come in various breeds, each adapted to different climates and purposes. These animals are social creatures that typically live in flocks, providing safety in numbers. They are herbivores, primarily grazing on grass and other vegetation. Domestic sheep have been an important part of agriculture for thousands of years, contributing to human livelihoods and cultures around the world.