People have used how many strong, easy-to-tame animals they have found around them and are still using "beasts of burden" to transport things and to pull carts, carts and sledges. In the desert lands of Egypt and Syria, people still use oxen, donkeys and camels.
Camels are especially good for traveling in the desert, deserts are dry, camels can walk a long time without drinking water, reindeer are ideal for people who live in the frost. The Reno moves quickly on the snow and can carry weights of up to 150 kgL. The flames are good mountain climbers, they carry loads for the Indians of Peru in the Andes Mountains, the people who lived in the Ancient Iran were the first to domesticate horses, horses can walk faster than other animals. In India, the elephants carry weights on the back and even with the trunk, the Eskimos living near the North Pole train dogs to pull sleds and carry light weights.
Why do people use animals to travel?
Large animals, such as mules and camels, are strong enough to carry people mounted on them. And they do not get tired as easily as people, therefore, when men, women and children began to go on the backs of animals, they were able to travel longer distances and faster than before. They could also go where they wanted without causing it so much without getting tired so much.
How did people start transporting things?
People started carrying everything they needed to carry in their arms or on their backs, and they still do it. They also carry things in balance on the head, but the arms, back and head can only carry light things.
People get tired soon transporting weights in this way, for this, 8000 years ago began to domesticate animals to transport things.