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- Visiting the Farm with Amanda and Harrisonby Amanda Reese
- I live in Serenbe which is a little town that has a focus on nature and we have a petting zoo!
- SERENBE Petting Zoo
- Hi guys! Today Harrison and I are going to show you some farm animals!
- This is one of Serenbe's Donkeys! Did you know that Donkeys have really good hearing?
- Their large ears also help them to cool off, I'm not sure why though...
- They use their ears to fan themselves and it helps with their heat circulation!
- Kristen Jackson
- Oh Amanda! I can help answer that!
- Thank you Ms.Jackson! Look, we are all learning new facts about animals today!
- Hey! Does anyone know how long donkeys live?
- Horizons Student
- 200 years???
- And Oh No! This goat got out and is chasing me! Why don't we see what Harrison is up to now?
- No quite, Donkeys live for about 25-30 years!
- Harrison
- Hi Guys! Welcome to my Farm!!!
- These are my Horses!
- Did you guys know that a boy horse is called a Stallion and a girl horse is called a Mare?
- Now that you guys have met my horses and we have pet them, we are going to go tie-dye my miniature horse!!!
- Harrison
- This is my miniature horse! Today we are going to use horse safe dye and tie-dye him yellow, pink, and blue!
- Harrison
- SERENBE Petting Zoo
- I love your tie-dyed horse Harrison! That's so cool!
- Now we are going to visit with Serenbe's Goats! Let's go!
- Serenbe has lots of goats! One of them is named Oreo and he likes to bites shirts... isn't that funny!
- Did you guys know that goats live for about the same length of dogs? they live for about 15-18 years!
- Oh and my favorite fact about goats! Did you know they have four stomachs?!?!
- Okay... does anyone know what a baby goat is called?
- Horizons Student
- It's called a kid!
- That's right! I think it's so funny that baby goats and baby people are called the same thing!
- Alright now Harrison is going to show you his chickens!
- Hi guys! This is my chicken coop!
- Did you guys know that there are more chickens on earth than humans?
- Harrison
- This is one of our hens. She is laying eggs that we eat for breakfast.
- Here is something fun to think about, what do you think came first... the chicken or the egg?
- Harrison
- While you think about that, I am going to feed the chickens!
- By the way, it was the egg that came first
- Harrison
- SERENBE
- This is Serenbe's duck crossing! The ducks, geese, and swans all love to swim here!
- Did you know that ducks, geese, and swans are all related!
- Duck Crossing
- Does anyone know what a boy, girl, or baby duck is called?
- Duck Crossing
- Horizons Student
- I know a baby duck is called a duckling, but what is a girl and a boy duck called?
- Yes! That is right, a baby duck is a duckling, a girl duck is called a hen, and a boy duck is called a drake!
- Ok now while I go back to the petting zoo, Harrison is going to show you his pigs!
- Duck Crossing
- Hi guys! These are my pigs! Did you know that pigs are actually really smart animals?!?!
- Harrison
- Harrison
- Pigs like to be in the mud to cool off from the heat.
- This makes them super dirty, so today we are going to give them a bath to clean them.
- Harrison
- Giving the pigs a bath was hard because they always try to run away!
- Did you know that their snouts help them to smell really well?!?!? Alright, thank you so much for coming to the farm with me! Bye!
- SERENBE Petting Zoo
- These are the last animals we will be visiting, they are Serenbe's Sheep!!! Did you know that there are over 1 billion sheep in the world?!?!?
- We are with a group of sheep right now, groups of sheep are called herds, flocks, or mobs.
- Since it is summer, the sheep are sheered, meaning they are not super fluffy. This helps to keep them cool in the hot weather!
- As you can see, these sheep are eating a lot of grass. that is because they are vegetarians!
- Thank you guys so much! I have had so much fun teaching you guys about these animals!!!!
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