The Lohi breed of sheep is known for its high-quality wool, ideal for carpet production, averaging 3 kg annually. They are also valued for meat, featuring white bodies with tan, black, or brown foreheads and large, tasseled lop ears. Found in Punjab, Pakistan, and India’s Punjab, Rajasthan, and Haryana.

Wool and silk are considered animal fabrics. Wool comes from sheep, while silk is produced by silkworms. Cotton is a plant-based fabric.

Wool is obtained from the fleece of both sheep and yak. While sheep wool is more commonly used, yak wool is also valued for its warmth and softness.

In Amoeba, food gets trapped in a structure called the food vacuole, where it is digested.

Amoeba has a nucleus, pseudopodia (false feet), and food vacuoles, which are essential for its movement and feeding processes.

Amoeba has no fixed shape; it is an irregularly shaped organism that can change its form as it moves and feeds.