In javaYou work in a zoo housing a wide range of animals. Among other classes, your zoo holds a Dragon named Smaug, a Spider named Charlotte, a Horse named ThePiebald, and two Sheep named Dolly and Dolly $($a little clone humor here$).$

Your mission is to create five user$-$defined data types. They are the abstract super class Animal and the sub classes Sheep, Dragon, Spider, and Horse.

The Animal class will have a constructor and the following class members. Methods

$$ abstract String eats$()$; $//$ will return a String with the food the animal eats

$$ abstract String whatType$()$; $//$ will return a String with the type of animal it is

$$ toString$()$; $//$ will show the member instance values of the object

You will override the three methods above in each subclass and you will invoke the superclass$$ default constructor in each subclass constructor via super$().$ Please use the @Override annotation where appropriate.

Instance Variables.

$$ String name

$$ int age

The Animal class will also have appropriate accessor and mutator methods for these two variables.

$$ int static animalCount

The Animal class will have an appropriate accessor method for this variable. This variable will increment by one $($using the Animal constructor$)$ every time an object that is a subclass of Animal is instantiated.

Appropriate access modifiers will be assigned to all class members.

You will $$clone$$ one sheep. That is$,$ you will create an additional constructor in the Sheep class that will take all the information from the first sheep and use this information to instantiate a second sheep, making a deep copy of a Sheep object.

You will write an application $($Zoo$.$java$)$ that will create an object of each of the zoo$$s four animals $($and a sheep clone$).$ Within the application you will create an array of type Animal and place each of the animals in the array. Then using a for loop and the Animal$$s static variable animalCount, output to the screen each animal$$s name, type, age, and diet using the overridden toString$()$ method within each subclass.