Mules

Lamb Bus Now Boarding

Not That Mike The Other Mike21 Comments

Now and then, a photo comes along of such epic cuteness that no possible caption I could write would do it justice. Fortunately, somebody on Reddit wrote this explanation:

Mule nannies are used in Italy when grazing animals are moved from high pastures down to the plains. Newborn lambs are unable to make the journey own their own. They ride in pouches of a specially made saddle. At rest stops lambs are returned to their mothers for a meal & some nuzzling.

lambs on mule
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Submitted in epic fashion by Gigi the cat lady. UPDATE: More mule nanny photos here (thanks, AJ)!

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Meet Tee Jay!

Not That Mike The Other Mike17 Comments

Here’s a charming video from reader Julia A.: “This is my ‘surprise’ mule, Tee Jay, when he was just a few days old. He’s all grown up now, bigger than his mother, strong, well-behaved and trained to saddle. I feel very blessed and couldn’t ask for a better or smarter equine companion.”




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