What animal is central to Navajo culture and economy?
Horse
Buffalo
Sheep
Deer
Answer
Sheep are central to Navajo culture and economy. They provide wool for weaving, meat for food, and are an important symbol of wealth and status. The Navajo-Churro sheep, in particular, is a breed that has been raised by the Navajo people for centuries.
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