Asian sheepshead wrasse | T.T.P-Animals

Ever seen an Asian sheepshead wrasse? Accurate information about the population status of the Asian sheepshead wrasse is limited. Nonetheless, it is fair to describe it as being 'vulnerable' due to human eating habits and overfishing. Also known as Kobudai in Japan, the Semicossyphus reticulatus is one of the largest of all wrasse species. You can find them in the open sea, subtidal beds of the western Pacific Ocean, especially around the rocky reefs and wrecks in: The Korean Peninsula China Jap

A flock of sheep in Northern China have been mysteriously walking around in a circle for 12 whole days without stopping. According to their owner, it started with a few sheep and then more joined in to move in circles. There are 34 sheep pens in the area, but only the sheep in the number 13 pen began moving in a circular motion. Chinese state-run outlet People’s Daily reported that the sheep are perfectly healthy and the cause of the behaviour remains a mystery. Although it is not known for sure