Animal domestication differs from plant domestication, and probably varies from one animal species to another.

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Animal domestication involves breeding and selecting specific traits in animals for human use, such as for food, labor, or companionship, while plant domestication involves selective breeding and cultivation of certain crops with desirable traits. The process and degree of domestication can vary depending on the animal species and the specific goals of human domestication.

Animal Domestication Differs from Plant Domestication, and Probably Varies from One