Sheep painting

Material preparation: paper and pen.

1. First pull the wool on the sheep's head.

2. Draw a corner and face it again.

3. Draw the body after the head is finished.

4. Finally, draw feet and tails.

Morphological characteristics of sheep:

Sheep have plump bodies, thick fur and short heads. Rams often have large spiral angles, which have a deterrent effect, while ewes have no or small angles. There is a lacrimal fossa on the skull, and the nasal bone is prominent. All four hooves have toe glands. This ram is out of gas. The weight varies from 10 kg to 100 kg. Its structure and habits are suitable for grazing, because it has various characteristics.

The tip of the mouth and thin and elastic lips are conducive to eating short grass and thick straw and branches; Strong digestion ability; Some species can accumulate fat around the tail, buttocks and internal organs for food when the green feed is insufficient in winter and spring.

Imitation, gregarious, has the habit of gathering in groups with leaders (usually old ewes); When grazing, I like to feed in the high places, and I also like to sleep in the high places of the pasture at night.

Living habits of sheep:

1, docile and gregarious;

Sheep are docile, timid and slow to move. Using this feature, we can train sheep to obey orders and facilitate grazing management. When suddenly frightened, ears pricked up, eyes wide open, running around, causing the "fried group" to eat grass, we should pay attention to keeping it in a quiet environment. Because of cowardice, although the ram has a big horn, it can't defend itself and has no resistance. It must be alert to the invasion of wild animals such as wolves.

2, like dry and clean, afraid of cold and damp heat:

Sheep like dryness, but they are afraid of humidity and high temperature. It is hot and humid in the shed, cold and humid, or grazing in low-lying grassland, which is easy to be infected with diseases such as parasitic diseases and arthritis. Sheep have thick hair and thick skin, and are generally not afraid of cold, but of heat.

When the summer is hot, it is necessary to prevent the flock from crowding together and "nesting", especially the fine-wool sheep should pay more attention to heatstroke prevention and cooling, and drive the sheep to the shade to rest. Don't eat grass without burning sun. In the cold winter, there should also be a shed to keep dry and protect against wind and snow.