* Food: Animals such as cows, pigs, chickens, and fish provide food for millions of people. Livestock can be raised for their meat, milk, and eggs, while wild animals such as deer and rabbits can be hunted for their meat. Fish and other aquatic animals provide a source of protein for many people who live near coasts or lakes.
* Clothing: Wool from sheep, goats, and other animals can be used to make clothing, carpets, and other textiles. Leather from cows, pigs, and horses can be used to make shoes, jackets, and other leather goods. Silk from silkworms can be used to make fabric for clothing and other items.
* Transportation: Horses, donkeys, and other animals have been used for transportation for centuries. Elephants and camels are still used for transporting goods and people in some parts of the world. Horses can also be used for recreational activities such as horseback riding and racing.
* Companionship: Many people consider their pets to be part of their family. Pets can provide companionship, affection, and stress relief. Pets can also help people get exercise, learn responsibility, and connect with nature.
* Other: Animals are also used for a variety of other purposes, such as research, law enforcement, and military service. In addition, some animals are revered as sacred or symbolic animals in different countries or cultures.