👉 The term "Cepacol" refers to a type of sheep, characterized by its elongated body structure, a thick fleece covering, and the distinctive white stripes on its coat. Cepacols are typically found in South America, where they live in grasslands, forests, and riverside areas. Definition: "Cepacol," also known as "the cow-camel sheep," is a type of sheep native to Latin America. It is distinguished by its elongated body form (cerebral mass), thick fleece covering, and white stripes on its coat. Cepacols are found in grasslands, forests, and riverside areas.
