By. Neluka
Many people use sheep and lamb interchangeably which is why it confuses most people when they hear the differences. While the only thing that differentiates a sheep from a lamb is its age, there are many other differences that we might not know to but here are a few facts. Sheep is a woolly ruminant mammal that is related to the goat whilst the Lamb is a young sheep that is under one year of age.
As you can see the only difference between sheep and lambs is their age. The age matters because lambs and sheep are sold at different prices. Buyers are willing to pay more for lambs due to the reasons mentioned below. One of the major reasons why lambs are more in demand is the taste of meat. Lamb meat is very moist and tender, and it’s preferred over sheep meat (mutton) in most countries in the world. However, there are some countries, where the mutton is more in demand.

The following article is an article about an adorable little lamb whose interaction with humans became a trending video on the Internet. Leo Walter was the owner of the innocent little lamb who seemed to have done one of the most adorable gestures while he was taking a break and walking on the outside.


Apparently, this lamb was only three months old and he would lay on the grass and trot all over the place seeking attention from its owner. Walter would then scratch its neck and keep petting the little fellow for a while but like other pet dogs and cats, the lamb would give its hand to keep resuming with the constant petting from the owner.

What was so special about this scenario was that usually lambs are very energetic and playful creatures whilst this little fellow stopped to be petted for a while. This was so adorable! To quote Walter, “Cute lamb needs attention, normally they run around and play. But this one stopped and wanted me to pet him for some time… So I did.”

This shows how emotionally close these animals are and this is what caught the hearts of many users on the Internet, bringing in eleven million views as a pleasant surprise.
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