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Catch the Sheep Game Online - Play Free Capture Sheeps Games
Catch the sheep is a fun filled game. The sheeps are very fast and very difficult to capture. The sheeps are grazing and it is the right time to catch them. Your points will depend on the number of sheep you catch. To catch a sheep you need to move your mouse cursor over the sheep and click the left button, what makes this interesting is that the sheep are afarid of your mouse cursor. Have fun!
How to play the free Catch the Sheep game online
Use your mouse to play this free online game. The sheeps will run away from the mouse cursor. Move the mouse carefully and click on the sheep to catch it.
Play Catch the Sheep game online for free today
Do you like sheeps, and do you also like to play an web game for free? If you are in the same mood as us today, you probably would like to play our free Catch the Sheep game online.
Sheeps are not stupid
Due to their strong flocking instinct and failure to act independently of one another, sheep have been universally branded stupid. But sheep are not stupid. Their only protection from predators is to band together and follow the sheep in front of them. A study of sheep psychology has found man's woolly friend can remember the faces of more than 50 other sheep for up to two years. Scientists at the University of Cambridge discovered that sheep have brain power to equal rodents, monkeys, and in some tests, humans. They discovered the sheep "intelligence" while researching neurodegeneration, with a focus on Huntington's disease, an inherited disorder that leads to nerve damage and dementia. The scientists put sheep through a set of challenges often given to humans suffering from Huntington's. The sheep showed that they had advanced learning capabilites, as they were able to navigate the challenges in the same way as humans and primates. Australian researchers believe that sick sheep may actually seek out plants that make them feel better. There has been previous evidence to suggest that animals can detect what nutrients they are deficient in and can develop knowledge about which foods are beneficial or toxic.
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