Sheep Maturity and Care

Dr. Pol introduces the unique Jacob Sheep, known for its four horns. He explains that sheep typically mature at one year old, with young ones called lambs. Adult sheep are either ewes (females) or rams (males). Shearing is essential for adult sheep to prevent their wool from becoming too heavy, which can impede their movement. The video concludes with a thank you note, hoping viewers learned something new.

What is unique about the Jacob Sheep mentioned by Dr. Pol?

• It has four horns.

• It is the smallest sheep breed.

• It has a single horn.

• It is the largest sheep breed.

At what age do sheep typically reach maturity?

• Six months

• Three years

• One year

• Two years

What is a young sheep called?

• Kid

• Ewe

• Lamb

• Ram

What is the term for an adult female sheep?

• Doe

• Ewe

• Ram

• Sow

Why is it important to shear adult sheep?

• To make them run faster

• To improve their appearance

• To prevent them from overheating

• To prevent their wool from becoming too heavy