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Sheep gets haircut - 3rd March 2021 View All
This is Baarack the sheep. He has a very big fleece. For five years, no one cut his fleece. But last week, he had a big haircut.
Baarack is from Australia. Someone found Baarack in a forest. They took him to an animal centre. The animal centre cut his fleece.
The fleece was very heavy. It was 35 kilograms. Heavy fleeces are bad for sheep. Sheep with heavy fleeces can't walk. In Australia, they could die.
Baarack is not the first Australian sheep with a big fleece. In 2015, someone found a sheep with a very big fleece. The sheep's name was Chris. Chris's fleece was 41 kilograms.
The animal centre made a video of Baarack's haircut. They put the video on the internet. Millions of people watched the video on TikTok. Baarack is now famous.
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