Is it true that yak wool is common in Ladakh?

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The above statement is true.
Yak wool is common in Ladakh. Animal Fibre is a natural fibre that is obtained from animals. Wool is an animal fibre obtained mainly from animals like sheep, goats etc. The soft under the hair of these animals are taken to make wool fibres. The sheep are the primary source of wool, but it is not the only source. Other animals like Alpaca, Yak, Angora Goats, Angora Rabbits, Bactrian Camels, etc., also provide wool. The wool from the yak is usually black or brown and is very shiny.

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