Animals that are bred and kept by humans for their utility, contributing directly to human livelihoods through various means such as labor, food, and companionship.
Livestock raised on farms, including various species like cows, horses, sheep, and poultry, specifically cultivated for their resources and production.
Tamed animals that play a significant role in agricultural practices and human societies, often providing materials such as meat, milk, eggs, and fibers.
Example:
飢饉のために、家畜が餓死した。
The process through which wild animals are adapted for human use, leading to changes in their behavior, physical traits, and breeding practices.
A transformative relationship between humans and animals, where species are bred and modified to thrive in human-controlled environments for mutual benefits.
The phenomenon resulting from the long-term association of humans with certain species, resulting in animals becoming reliant on humans for survival and care.