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If "bird" is called "animals", "animals" is called "goat", "goat" is called "cow", "cow" is called "deer", "deer is called "sheep" and "sheep" is called "dogs". By which animals we get wool?

If "bird" is called "animals", "animals" is called "goat", "goat" is called "cow", "cow" is called "deer", "deer is called "sheep" and "sheep" is called "dogs". By which animals we get wool? Correct Answer Dogs.

We get wool from the sheep, and sheep is called dogs.

Hence, the correct answer is dogs.

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