Came across this video in my Facebook feed the other day – never knew sheep were so fast. This one has some serious competitive fire!
Hat tip to Running is Funny and Deadspin for the find.
Have a great weekend!
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Came across this video in my Facebook feed the other day – never knew sheep were so fast. This one has some serious competitive fire!
Hat tip to Running is Funny and Deadspin for the find.
Have a great weekend!
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Wow – what a fast animal. I saw a turtle in the middle of the road this morning and wondered if he might be faster than I was today. The humidity was sweltering after some of the rain showers this morning.
We had a similar experience in Schotland (although we were probably a bit slower, since we cycled with luggage on the bikes). Sheep would run ahead of us until they find an escape. It could be scary if you’re coming down a hill!
Gary the goat is no slouch either!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUNMBw6p73k
(nsfw for language, but it’s a video of a goat running alongside a car)
Sweet!
We just got lizzards that try and out run ya on the trails here in Az, and I’m glad they are not as big as sheep! :)