The document discusses various types of animals that produce wool, including angora goats, sheep, Kashmir goats, pashmina goats, camels, alpacas, llamas, vicunas, and yaks. It also describes some steps involved in processing wool, such as shearing, sorting, scouring, combing, carding, dyeing, drying, and making yarn. The wool can then be used for knitting or other purposes.

1. WOOL KEEPING THE COLD OUT

2. FLEECE - ANGORA GOAT OF KASHMIR

3. ANGORA GOAT ABUNDANT WOOL

4. ANGORA SHEEP

5. KASHMERE GOAT

6. PASHMINA GOAT

7. PASHMINA SHAWL

8. PASHMINA

9. DROMEDARY CAMEL

10. BACTRIAN CAMEL

11. ALPACA

12. LLAMA

13. LLAMA - PERU

14. VICUNA

15. YAK

16. YAK – AFTER SHEARING

17. GRAZING ON HILLS..

18. …… AND PLAINS

19. PULSES JOWAR

20. CORN

21. OIL CAKES

22. SHELTER FOR SHEEP

23. SCALES

24. CRIMP

27. SHEARING REMOVAL OF FLEECE..

28. … .WITH A THIN LAYER OF SKIN

29. SORTING SEPARATION OF HAIR OF DIFFERENT TEXTURES

30. SORTER’S DISEASE - AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD

31. ANTHRAX

32. ANTHRAX BACTERIA

33. SCOURING WASHING THE WOOL

34. MANNUAL SCOURING

35. MECHANICAL SCOURING

36. BURR THE SMALL FLUFFY FIBRES

37. COMBING (IN WORSTED)

38. HAND COMBING

39. WORSTED FABRIC

41. TWEED

42. CARDING

43. ADDING COLOUR DYEING WOOL WITH SAFFRON

44. DRYING AFTER DYEING

45. ROLLED INTO YARN

46. YARN READY FOR KNITTING

47. SHODDY WOOL RECYCLED WOOL