The ram, also known as the domestic sheep, is a species of farm animal whose domestication took place thousands of years ago. Rams are raised around the world for their products, such as meat, wool and hides, and as livestock.
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- Appearance: Rams have a distinctive appearance with thick, curly wool, the color of which can vary from white to brown to black. Some ram breeds also have distinctive horns, both in males and females.
- Reproduction: Male rams are called "rams" and females are called "sheep." The reproductive period in rams is usually in autumn and winter. The duration of pregnancy in sheep is about 5 months, after which one, sometimes two lambs are usually born.
- Diet: Rams are herbivores and feed mainly on grass, leaves, herbs and other plants. They are known to graze on pasture, but can also be fed special forage.
- Breeding: Rams are raised on various types of farms and ranches around the world. Raising rams is often profitable because of the animal's multifunctionality and the possibility of obtaining a variety of products.
- Wool: Rams wool is valuable for its insulating properties and elasticity. It is used in the textile industry for clothing, carpets and other products.
- Meat: Lamb meat is consumed in many countries around the world and is an important source of protein in people's diets.
- Ecology: Rams are gregarious and social animals that live in groups called herds. Herds can consist of dozens to even several thousand individuals.
- Breeds: There are many different breeds of rams that are bred around the world, and each can have its own unique physical and performance characteristics.
Rams play an important role in food production and the provision of other products. Their breeding has a long history and is still popular around the world for their economic value and diverse uses.
