A group of sheep is called a flock, exhibiting herd behavior similar to other animal groups.
A group of sheep is called a flock. The term 'flock' is commonly used to describe a gathering of sheep, especially when they are being herded or tended to in agriculture.
For example, in the agrarian society of the Uruk period, sheep were often seen marching in tight formation, resembling a flock being herded.
Herd behavior is also observed in animals like sheep, where individuals act together without planned direction, much like how sheep in a flock move collectively.
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