The common name for a female sheep is “ewe.” Ewes are significant in agriculture and farming, particularly for producing wool and lambs. When it comes to reproduction, ewes are typically bred to deliver one or two lambs each year, depending on the breed and conditions. Ewes usually exhibit strong maternal instincts, caring for their young and helping them to feed shortly after birth. The wool obtained from ewes is harvested annually and is used in countless products, from clothing to insulation. As social animals, ewes often form strong bonds within their flocks.