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Sheep's Head, also
known as
Muntervary (Irish: Rinn M****ntir Bháire), is the
headland at the end of the
Sheep's Head peninsula situated...
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Sheep (pl.:
sheep) or
domestic sheep (Ovis aries) are a domesticated,
ruminant mammal typically kept as livestock.
Although the term
sheep can
apply to...
- sau(d)ehau(d) or skjelte) is a
Western Norwegian traditional dish made from a
sheep's head,
originally eaten before Christmas. The name of the dish
comes from the...
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Sheep".
Breeds of
Sheep.
Oklahoma State University, Dept. of
Animal Science.
Retrieved 2009-04-06. "Breeds of
Sheep".
Dorper (White and Black-
Headed)...
- The
Latvian Black-
headed Sheep or dark-
headed sheep is a
breed of
domestic sheep found throughout Latvia. The
breed originated between 1927 and 1937 by...
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Sheep's Head Lighthouse is an
active 20th
century lighthouse positioned on
Sheep's Head,
County Cork, Ireland. The
lighthouse was
commissioned by Irish...
- from a
sheep's head. The skin and
fleece of the
head is torched, the
brain is removed, and the
head is salted,
sometimes smoked, and dried. The
head is boiled...
- hen-of-the-woods,
maitake (舞茸, "dancing mushroom") in ****anese, ram's
head or
sheep's head) is a
polypore mushroom that
grows at the base of trees, particularly...
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hunting knives and
broken gl****. The band
frequently featured pig or
sheep heads impaled on
stakes at the
front of the stage.
Stian Johansen ("Occultus")...
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commonly observed two-
headed animals are
turtles and snakes.
Other species with
known two-
headed occurrences include cattle,
sheep, pigs, cats, dogs, and...
