An unusually friendly sheep that spends its days roaming around Reykjadalur geothermal area in South Iceland has become somewhat of a local celebrity. According to Morgunblaðið newspaper, the sheep follows people around and is more than happy to pose for a photograph with travellers.
Andrés Úlfarsson, who owns and runs the travel company Iceland Activities, brings guests to Reykjadalur daily and says the sheep has been a regular in the area since the sheep were let out to graze at the beginning of summer.
“I’ve never seen a sheep behave like this. The other sheep in the area act like normal sheep and keep their distance from travellers,” Andrés says.
An unusually friendly sheep that spends its days roaming around Reykjadalur geothermal area in South Iceland has become somewhat of a local celebrity. According to Morgunblaðið newspaper, the sheep follows people around and is more than happy to pose for a photograph with travellers.
Andrés Úlfarsson, who owns and runs the travel company Iceland Activities, brings guests to Reykjadalur daily and says the sheep has been a regular in the area since the sheep were let out to graze at the beginning of summer.
“I’ve never seen a sheep behave like this. The other sheep in the area act like normal sheep and keep their distance from travellers,” Andrés says.
