Preston, Lancashire, UK. 30th June, 2022. A Ouessant lamb on a farm near Preston, Lancashire in front of much bigger Mule ewes. They are recognised as the smallest naturally occurring breed of sheep in the world with the rams standing at 49 cm at the shoulder and the ewes 46cm (around 18 inches). Credit: John Eveson/Alamy Live News

Preston, Lancashire, UK. 30th June, 2022. A Ouessant lamb on a farm near Preston, Lancashire in front of much bigger Mule ewes. They are recognised as the smallest naturally occurring breed of sheep in the world with the rams standing at 49 cm at the shoulder and the ewes 46cm (around 18 inches). Credit: John Eveson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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