[ SECRET POST #3675 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3675 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Space Jam]


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[Cameron Diaz]


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[Miscellaneous animated movies, Zootopia and Kung Fu Panda shown]


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[Samurai Jack, The Powerpuff Girls]


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[A Series of Unfortunate Events, Violet/Count Olaf]








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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Sheep really were tiny, right up until the Agrarian Revolution. Same goes for most livestock, tho' horses had to be pretty big, obv.

Yay for the Tres Riches Heures!

[(Anonymous)]

I assume there's probably some variance depending on the use they were being put to? Like, milk animals would be different from meat animals or animals being raised for wool?

[(Anonymous)]

Don't forget tallow for lamps. The best fat for candles came from the tails of sheep. Modern western breeds no longer have the fat tails required though, some middle eastern and central asian breeds do though. Google fat tailed sheep, they look weird.

[tree_and_leaf]

Fat tailed sheep, they made the rocking world go round!

(No... maybe not).

[arcadiaego]

I am learning a lot from this thread!

[(Anonymous)]

Horses could be small too. A lot of historians think that the mounted knights of the Norman period and earlier were more like ponies or the primitive Przewalski's horse.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, this! The viking horses were tiny compared to modern day ones. Actually, we know exactly how they looked, as the Icelandic horses are descendants. The legs of tall people riding on them only just clears the ground of some of them.

Which makes movies like The 13th Warrior where the vikings make fun of a small Arabian horse hilarious. They Arabian horses were not large, but they were bigger than the ones vikings had.