"Simba" was less than three weeks old, his ears would mop the floor, and his master would feed it alone.
When it comes to animals with long ears, rabbits should first be thought of. In fact, the rabbit's ears are relatively long, but they are much smaller than the one below, which has two ears almost 1 meter long.
The female goat, Simba, was born on June 5 in Karachi, Pakistan's largest city. Her long ears look cute and are loved by locals. The "Simba" has a length of 48 centimeters in one ear, and the owner has applied for the Guinness World Records certification for it, becoming "the animal with the longest ear in the world".
Simba is 48 cm long in one ear and has been certified by the owner of the Guinness Book of World Records.
According to the British "Daily Telegraph", the "Simba" sheep belong to the Nubian goat, known for its long ears, and its important use is to help cool the body in hot weather.
Currently, the world record holder for the longest ear is a black-brown raccoon dog named Lou in the United States. It is the longest and longest-lived dog in the world, with ears 34 cm long.
The current world record holder is the 34-centimeter-long black brown raccoon retriever.
A world record was set for a goat in Karachi, Pakistan, with her ears 48 centimeters long, much larger than normal ears.
Baby goat "Simba" in Karachi, Pakistan has made a world record with its ears as long as 48 centimeters, very much longer than the normal size of ears.