What five animals give us wool?

The five animals that provide us with wool are sheep, goats (specifically cashmere and mohair from Angora goats), rabbits (Angora rabbits), alpacas, and camels (specifically from their undercoat, known as camel hair). Sheep are the most common source, with various breeds producing different types of wool. Each of these animals has unique characteristics that contribute to the texture and warmth of the wool they produce.