Farmer in Scotland created Panda Sheep
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THIS wee pet lamb bears an uncanny resemblance to Scotland’s most famous animal attraction.
A farmer has created a breed of sheep to celebrate the arrival of the Edinburgh Zoo pandas.
The first lamb was born on April Fool’s Day – but proud Jill Noble insists it is no joke.
And after the failure of Sunshine and Sweetie to mate this week, she could pass on a few tips on successful reproduction.
However, Jill is refusing to reveal the breeds of the parents.
She said: “We are keeping that to ourselves. Let’s just say there is a bit of Icelandic as well as Scottish.
“We are calling it the panda breed. We do sell Icelandic lambs as they look very nice so I imagine there will be interest in this breed.”
Jill, of Carlops, Peeblesshire, breeds horses and cattle and has a 120-strong flock of sheep.
She added: “Everyone is very amused and impressed by the lambs.
“And the sheep certainly showed the pandas a thing or two about producing babies.”
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they are sure this is no dye or some gimmick?
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$64,000 question: are they just as delicious as the normal lamb?
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the bear is hungry
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Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:
they are sure this is no dye or some gimmick?
No lah, no gimmick, it's genuine. You think like those colourful chickens? -
Originally posted by the Bear:
$64,000 question: are they just as delicious as the normal lamb?
mutant oredi u dare to eat?! -
Originally posted by the Bear:
$64,000 question: are they just as delicious as the normal lamb?
huh?! Not too sure though, love to have a try during my next meal of lamb chop.And where is the $64, 000 comes from?
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tsk that silly thing looks so cute
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Originally posted by the Bear:
Oh ok
For those who are curious;
Word storyFrom a popular US TV game show in the 1950s called The $64,000 Question on which people could win up to $64,000 by answering more and more questions correctly
