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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
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By sixonefive72
Having a herd is nice during winter time, so you can huddle together for warmth.
-Sally Squeeps
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The Valais Blacknose sheep (Or in German: Walliser Schwarznasenschaf) is a breed of domestic sheep originating in the Valais region of Switzerland. These Sheep are unmistakable with their black faces, ears and long spiral horns, black patches on their knees, hocks and feet. They are extremely friendly and seem to love us as much as we love them. Therefore, we are not surprised they have been called the cutest sheep in the world! We have found some cute photos of them in this facebook page from New Zealand so...you're welcome!
