1. Food: Many animals, including cows, pigs, chickens, goats, sheep, rabbits, and fish, provide us with meat, milk, eggs, and other edible products.
2. Leather: The hides and skins of animals are processed to create leather, which is used in making clothing, shoes, bags, furniture, and other items.
3. Fur: The fur of certain animals, such as foxes, minks, rabbits, and chinchillas, is used to make clothing, blankets, and other fur products.
4. Wool: Sheep and other wool-bearing animals provide us with wool, which is used to produce yarn, fabrics, sweaters, blankets, and other textiles.
5. Silk: Silkworms produce silk cocoons, which are used to obtain silk fibers. These fibers are used to create luxurious textiles, clothing, and other items.
6. Honey: Honey bees produce honey, a sweet and viscous liquid that is used as a sweetener, spread, and ingredient in various foods and beverages.
7. Beeswax: Bees also produce beeswax, which is a waxy substance secreted from their glands. Beeswax is used in making candles, cosmetics, ointments, polishes, and various other products.
8. Medicines and Pharmaceuticals: Certain animal-derived products, such as snake venom, shark cartilage, and fish oils, have medicinal properties and are used in the production of pharmaceuticals.
9. Transportation: In some regions, animals like horses, camels, elephants, and donkeys are used for transportation, either by riding or pulling carts and carriages.
10. Entertainment and Companionship: Animals can provide companionship, entertainment, and emotional support to humans. They are kept as pets, used in zoos and aquariums for education and enjoyment, and featured in circuses and other forms of entertainment.