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Sheep are gentle herbivores known for their valuable wool and milk. Dive into surprising facts about these fascinating farm animals and their history.
Unlike wool sheep, the Barbados Blackbelly sheep grows hair, making it more resistant to parasites and heat, perfectly suited for the Caribbean climate. They are known for their distinctive black bellies and faces, and are raised primarily for meat.
Stretching over 5,600 kilometers across Australia, the Dingo Fence was built to protect sheep flocks from dingoes. This monumental barrier is one of the longest structures in the world, significantly surpassing the length of China's iconic Great Wall.
