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The sheep in the post are Valais Blacknose sheep, a distinctive breed originating in the Valais region of Switzerland. A few things make them especially interesting: * The black markings are natural. Their faces, ears, knees/hocks and feet are black, sharply contrasting with their white wool. Both males and females can have spiral-shaped horns. * Their wool is unusually shaggy and curly. They’re sometimes called the “world’s cutest sheep” because the combination of fluffy wool, black faces and almost completely hidden eyes gives them a stuffed-animal appearance. * They’re an Alpine breed. They developed in Switzerland’s mountainous Valais region and are hardy enough to graze steep, high-altitude pastures. * They’re not tiny sheep. Despite how cuddly the lambs look, adults are substantial animals. Rams can weigh roughly 175–275 pounds, with ewes generally smaller. * They’re traditionally a dual-purpose breed. They’ve been raised for both meat and wool, although today their unusual appearance has also made them popular with specialty breeders. * Their wool grows quickly. They are typically shorn twice per year, rather than just once. One neat detail the meme doesn’t show well: adult Valais Blacknose sheep can develop large corkscrew-like horns, which makes them look dramatically different from these teddy-bear-like lambs. And the name in the image is slightly shortened: “Blacknose sheep” isn’t technically the full breed name — Valais Blacknose is. The “Valais” refers to the Swiss canton where the breed originated. #animals #sheep #black #cute #switzerland
The sheep in the post are Valais Blacknose sheep, a distinctive breed originating in the Valais region of Switzerland. A few things make them especially interesting: * The black markings are natural. Their faces, ears, knees/hocks and feet are black, sharply contrasting with their white wool. Both males and females can have spiral-shaped horns. * Their wool is unusually shaggy and curly. They’re sometimes called the “world’s cutest sheep” because the combination of fluffy wool, black faces and almost completely hidden eyes gives them a stuffed-animal appearance. * They’re an Alpine breed. They developed in Switzerland’s mountainous Valais region and are hardy enough to graze steep, high-altitude pastures. * They’re not tiny sheep. Despite how cuddly the lambs look, adults are substantial animals. Rams can weigh roughly 175–275 pounds, with ewes generally smaller. * They’re traditionally a dual-purpose breed. They’ve been raised for both meat and wool, although today their unusual appearance has also made them popular with specialty breeders. * Their wool grows quickly. They are typically shorn twice per year, rather than just once. One neat detail the meme doesn’t show well: adult Valais Blacknose sheep can develop large corkscrew-like horns, which makes them look dramatically different from these teddy-bear-like lambs. And the name in the image is slightly shortened: “Blacknose sheep” isn’t technically the full breed name — Valais Blacknose is. The “Valais” refers to the Swiss canton where the breed originated. #animals #sheep #black #cute #switzerland

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