Animal-powered transport refers to the use of animals to move people or goods from one place to another. Common animals used for this purpose include horses, donkeys, and camels. These animals can pull carts, carry loads on their backs, or even be ridden by people, making them essential for transportation in many cultures, especially in rural areas. This method of transport has been used for thousands of years and is still prevalent in some parts of the world today. It is often more sustainable and environmentally friendly compared to motorized vehicles, as it relies on the natural strength and endurance of animals rather than fossil fuels.