Is it true that the hairs of sheep are called fleece?

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The above statement is true.
The hairs of sheep are called fleece. The fibres obtained from animals are called animal fibres. For example, wool is an animal fibre obtained mainly from sheep. The animals that yield wool, such as sheep, bear a thick coat of hair on their body. These hairs keep the animals warm during winter and also give us wool. The woollen coat that is the hairy growth of the animals is called fleece. Because the sheep are reared and bred to obtain wool, and their hairs are cut and processed into wool.

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