Transportation around the world
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Draft animals have been used for transportation for almost a millennium after the Neolithic Revolution enabled livestock farming and the development of wheel technology in the Metal Age. The main draft animals used are equids like horses, donkeys, and mules as well as bovines like oxen. Other animals commonly used for transportation include camelids as pack animals in Asia and South America, reindeer pulling sleds, and dogs in icy areas. Elephants have also been used for transportation in South Asia.
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- 3. Elephant: The Asian elephant is used for transportation proposes in South Asia.
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- 5. Onagros (wild donkey): Used in ancient times to pull carts in present- day Iran and Irak, where it occasionally hybridized with horses; their domestication fell into disuse in favor of African donkeys
- 6. Dogs: used almost exclusively in icy areas, on roller skates forming a set called sled.
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- 9. Ostriches: This animal has been used sporadically in South Africa as a means of transport riding bareback, using a very basic head
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