Blind rams are male sheep that have lost their vision, either due to injury, disease, or genetic conditions. This lack of sight can affect their behavior and social interactions within a flock, as they rely heavily on their eyesight to navigate their environment and recognize other sheep. Despite their blindness, rams can adapt by using their other senses, such as hearing and smell, to find food and avoid danger. Farmers and caretakers often provide extra support, such as a familiar environment and companionship, to help blind rams thrive in their surroundings, ensuring their well-being within the flock.