Which animals are called milch animal?

"Milch animal" is a term used for animals that are primarily raised for their milk. The most common milch animals are:

* Cows: The most common milch animal globally, providing milk for dairy products like cheese, yogurt, and butter.

* Buffaloes: Primarily found in Asia, their milk is rich and has a higher fat content than cow's milk.

* Goats: Their milk is often used for cheese, especially in the production of soft cheeses.

* Sheep: Mainly used for their wool, but their milk is also valuable, often used for cheese and yogurt.

* Camels: Their milk is highly nutritious and is used in traditional cultures.

* Donkeys: Donkey milk is sometimes used for infants who are allergic to cow's milk.

* Horses: Horse milk is a traditional beverage in some cultures and is known for its health benefits.

* Yaks: Primarily found in the Himalayas, yak milk is a staple in the local diet.

While these are the most common, other animals like reindeer, llamas, and alpacas also produce milk that is used in various ways.