Seeing video like that reminds me I was lucky to grow up in a rural area. Every child should have the chance to hand feed lambs and kids, theyâre such great fun.
Itâs not often I say this, but there was way more lamb anus in that video than I expected.
Just a hint.
Australians probably shouldnât post pictures of âcuteâ lamb anus.
Seems to be more a reaction to physical stimuli more than emotion, but either way theyâre cute when theyâre that age.
Not so much when youâre earning $4.75 an hour to shear sheep and spending most of your day covered in shit. That smell still haunts my dreams.
Youâre right, we already have enough Kiwis and Welshmen trying to move over here, no need to start a tourism campaign to attract them.
Yeah I grew up on a farm too. after watching them romp a bit this was the first thing to be done: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ny06ppuH3Oo&hd=1
bye bye tail! this is to prevent fly strike. (if you donât know what that is you are in for a treat!)
It is almost as if sheep are social animals which like to send one another signals of emotion.
Jaak Panksepp would beg to differ. Even without his (extensive) work, it isnât hard to extrapolate from weâre mammals and so are sheep; eating and being tickled (often) makes us feel happy; therefore an animal with the same deep brain circuitry probably has a similar affective experience âŚ
Argh, yet another âcute food animalâ post, designed to turn us vegetarian.
Dogs WISH they could wag like that.
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