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For the last 20 odd years I have believed that they had legs shorter on one side because of living on a hill. Last night I was informed that I was an idiot for believing this, so is it all a lie?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.'Fraid so. It's another urban myth, similar to the one perpetuated by soldiers and sailors returning from the Falklands, advising that the penguins had never seen planes before, and when the planes flew over, and the penguins looked up to follow their flight, they fell over, and patrols of soliders had to go ashore and help them back on their feet. Lots of people bleieve this even now - next time you go to a zoo, ask the pnguin keeper to 'tip' one over, and you will see that they scramble up again perfectly easily on their own!
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Bless you, I wish I had taken you with me yesterday whilst I was driving through the Peak District and all the sheep on the roads, you could have had a good look at the length of their legs and seen that they were all the same.
some onesided short legged hill sheep
http://www.derryparklodge.com/images/bjoyce23. jpg
and one with normal length legs
http://www.nationalsheep.org.uk/breeds/sheep_p ics/Dalesbre.jpg
:) thank you for cheering my day up.
Bx
Bless you, I wish I had taken you with me yesterday whilst I was driving through the Peak District and all the sheep on the roads, you could have had a good look at the length of their legs and seen that they were all the same.
some onesided short legged hill sheep
http://www.derryparklodge.com/images/bjoyce23. jpg
and one with normal length legs
http://www.nationalsheep.org.uk/breeds/sheep_p ics/Dalesbre.jpg
:) thank you for cheering my day up.
Bx
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Funny you should mention the haggis QM.
Go to http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Animals_and_Nat ure/Question38042.html
for a good laugh.
Go to http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Animals_and_Nat ure/Question38042.html
for a good laugh.