The BBC writes,
"A young red deer has joined a flock of sheep on the Suffolk coast and seems to have been adopted. The deer appears to have lost his herd and joined 100 sheep, which graze on National Trust land at Dunwich Heath and Orford Ness in Suffolk. Andrew Capell, the flock's shepherd, said: 'They seem to have accepted him as one of their own.'"
Now that is some real life interspecies love!
-Sally Squeeps
Ouessant Sheep are one of the world's smallest breeds and the babies are very tiny. Paradise Park in Hayle, Cornwall, UK recently added a new Ouessant lamb to their Fun Farm and thanks to the internet, we can all see the little one for ourselves. Squee!
Or the most elaborate series of boops.
For our readers who may suffer from insomnia, I've brought you some squeedorable lambs! Now once you're done squeeing, start counting!
I have an idea for a new business. Take the squeest sheep, with the floofiest fleece, and use it to make Squeeters! The perfect piece of fashion to keep you warm and cute this winter.
- Sally Squeeps
I'm so glad I found you lambs - Little Bow Peep has been looking all over for you guys!
-Sally Squeeps
Having a herd is nice during winter time, so you can huddle together for warmth.
-Sally Squeeps
Sirid B. says: "This is our first lamb of 2013. She will munch on your fingers if you are not careful, but she's a lot squeer than Hannibal Lecter!"
Yes, this widdle lamb is a squeellion times sweeter and cuter than that scary dude!
-Sally Squeeps
Due to a technical difficulty on our end, we were unable to bring you all a wonderful Bunday video yesterday... so here it is in all its glory, albeit a day late. I promise you guys though; this one is totally worth it.
