The document discusses sheep as the national animal of the Basque Country in Spain. It notes that sheep typically live in the Basque Country and mountains, where they eat grass. Most sheep live on farms where they are cared for by people and dogs. Additional facts provided include that sheep are mammals with cotton-like hair that is used to make clothing, they can live 10-12 years, and films have been made about sheep such as Shaun the Sheep.

1. By:Liam
NATIONAL ANIMAL FROM THE
BASQUE COUNTRY

2. WHERE DOES THE SHEEP LIVE:
Sheep’s usually live in the Basque Country.The Basque Country is in the North of
Spain.

3. WHAT DO THEY
EAT:
Sheep’s eat grass and they
drink water,they are
herbivores.For that reason
most of sheep’s live in
mountains,because
mountain’s have a lot of
grass.Some sheep’s also eat
dry grass.

4. WHERE DO THEY LIVE:
Most of sheep’s live on farms.They live on farms
because they are very big.Sheep’s are controled
by a person and a dog.

5. INTERESTING FACTS:
Sheep’s are mammals.There hair is cotton.People use
sheep’s hair (cotton) for making jumpers,pants,T-shirts…
Sheep’s can live from 10 to 12 year’s.
They also do films about sheep
for example:La Oveja Shaun

6. Thank’s for
your Atention!
And I hope you
enjoy the
presentation!