When a ewe has two babies at the same time, what are they called?

When a ewe has two babies at the same time, they are referred to as twins. This term is used in livestock as well as in human terms to describe the occurrence of a mother giving birth to two offspring simultaneously. In the context of sheep, having twins is quite common and can be beneficial for the ewe and the flock, as it increases the number of offspring produced.

Triplets would imply that there are three offspring, so that term does not apply here. The term "duos" is not a standard term used in livestock terminology to describe two offspring. Clones, on the other hand, refer to genetically identical organisms produced from a single organism and are not related to the natural birthing process of a ewe. Thus, twins is the appropriate terminology for a situation where a ewe gives birth to two babies.