15 Rare Farm Breeds Extinct Forever-What Did We Lose?

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  • Опубликовано: 10 янв 2025

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  • @livestockblog
    @livestockblog  23 дня назад +1

    📌 Important Note to Our Viewers:
    We’re thrilled to share the fascinating stories of these 15 extinct farm animals with you! 🐂🐖🐏 However, you might notice that some images in this video are not of the actual animals themselves. Due to the rarity and unavailability of authentic visuals for these extinct breeds, we’ve included what we could reasonably acquire to represent their stories.
    Our goal is to bring history to life while being as accurate and engaging as possible! If you’re curious about any specific breed or have insights of your own, we’d love to hear from you in the comments. Let’s keep this fascinating discussion alive together! 💬✨
    Thank you for watching and understanding! 😊

  • @JonaWolf11
    @JonaWolf11 22 дня назад +2

    Unfortunately, some information is inaccurate.
    The Ancon sheep were not specifically bred as a breed, it is a mutation that occasionally arises spontaneously and is bred for a short time to improve understanding of genetics.
    The curly pigs belong to a breed type that was spread throughout Europe, the characteristics of the individual breeds were so similar that one cannot speak of individual breeds, with the mangaliza the curly pigs survived and the populations are growing.
    The Scottish chickens genetically belong to the Krüpper, a breed that is still being bred. Even if breeding is very difficult because of the lethal factor.
    The Old English Phesant Fowel are still bred under this name in the gold color, the silver and black colors were combined into one breed with the closely related and practically identical Hamburgers, with the corresponding markings.

    • @livestockblog
      @livestockblog  22 дня назад +1

      Wow, you are amazing thank you so much for this information. You are a rock star!!!!

  • @windhound2005
    @windhound2005 22 дня назад +1

    Scots Dumpy chicken's arent extinct.... unless its happened in the last 10 years. i've seen them and ussed to own a few.

    • @livestockblog
      @livestockblog  22 дня назад +1

      Thank you so much for sharing this information you rock!!!!