Top 10 animals with the longest body hair. Which animals have thick hair?

I believe everyone will think that animals are more cute and attractive if their hair is thick and soft. Some animals are famous for their long, thick hair, which is several times longer than that of other animals of the same type. The following editor will list the top ten animals with the longest hair. They are: Gypsy horse, Scottish Highland cattle, Angora rabbit, Shih Tzu bear, Siberian cat, Merino sheep, Komondor, Afghan hound, Polish hound. chicken. The thick long hair and graceful appearance of these animals are amazing, but attention needs to be paid to protecting their ecological environment and resources so that they can continue to thrive on the earth. Let’s take a look below!

1. Gypsy horse racing

Gypsy horses are known for their wavy long hair on their necks and the long white feathers covering their hooves. They are mostly found in the British Isles and are thought to have originated in the United Kingdom and Ireland. They get their name from the history of being used as carriage horses by the Gypsies. Gypsy horses have a variety of coat colors, usually with patterns, but also in pure black, white, brown and other coat colors. They are smaller in size, with a height ranging from 1.32 meters to 1.68 meters. Gypsy horses are brave, loyal, confident, enthusiastic, and very docile. Therefore, they are often selected as the royal horses of the British royal family. They are also often used in fashion or wedding photography.

2. Scottish Highland cattle

Highland cattle are an ancient breed of large, artiodactyl animals that are physically strong and capable of digesting plants that other cattle typically avoid. The Scottish Highland cattle are covered with long golden-red hair, especially the long hair on the top of their heads, like bangs covering their eyes. They have long horns, heavy front bodies, and a fierce temperament. Because its long hair often covers its eyes, its mouth is pouty, and its shape resembles "non-mainstream", it is often called "non-main cow" in China. Many people also call it "Jaylon cow", "grass mud cow", etc. .

3. Long-haired rabbit

The Angora rabbit is also called the Angora rabbit. It originated in Asia Minor and its name comes from the city of Angora in Ankara, the capital of Turkey. In 1723, the woolly rabbit was brought to France by British sailors and gradually spread throughout the world. Later, different strains were formed in France, England, Germany and China. Long-haired rabbits can appear in a variety of colors such as white, black, millet, blue, gray, yellow, etc. Among them, white long-haired rabbit hair is suitable for dyeing, so it is most common to raise white long-haired rabbits. It is worth mentioning that white rabbits usually have red eyes, while colored rabbits have black eyes.

4. Xi Tzu Bear

The Shih Tzu bear is a long-haired breed bred from golden hamsters. It has soft and gorgeous long hair and a docile personality, so it is very popular among pet lovers. At present, the identification of Xi Tzu bears has very clear definitions and standardized introductions. Since there are too many hybrid bears at present, the main identification criteria are eye color, coat color, hair volume, luster and facial shape. But in fact, this breed is called Xi Tzu by selecting the good-looking ones from the long-haired hamsters, so it is recognized as an ordinary long-haired hamster.

5. Siberian forest cat

Siberian cat, also known as "Сибирская" in Russian, also known as Siberian forest cat, is the national cat of Russia. The earliest written records of Siberian cats date back to the 11th century. They are the most common cat breed in Russian markets and in the Siberian countryside. Due to the harsh natural environment of Siberia, Siberian cats are covered with long coats and even have a thick fur collar around their necks. The guard hair of Siberian cats is hard, smooth, and oily, while the undercoat is dense and thick. They are huge in size and can weigh more than 9 kilograms. They are one of the largest cat breeds. This size allows them to survive and thrive in the harsh cold environment of Siberia.

6. Merino sheep

Merino sheep are a fine-wool sheep breed from Spain. They were introduced to the United States in the mid-16th century, and were later introduced to Australia, Russia and other countries. These fine-wool sheep are known for their lush wool, and the most famous of them all is a sheep named Shrek. This breed of sheep needs to be sheared five times a year, but Shrek has not been sheared for seven consecutive years.

When people realized that the wool on Shrek's body actually weighed 27 kilograms, it was five times the amount of merino sheep that can be sheared each year. Therefore, Shrek is known as the longest-haired Merino sheep in history. This discovery attracted widespread attention and discussion, made people marvel at the wool of Merino sheep, and promoted the progress and development of related technologies and industries.

7. Komondor

The Hungarian Shepherd Dog, also known as the Komondor, originated in the Puscita region of Hungary. This breed of dog has long hair, some of which reaches the ground, and is reminiscent of a mop, so it is also called a "mop dog." In addition, the Hungarian Shepherd Dog is the only dog breed that can dive. The Hungarian Shepherd Dog is loving and devoted to its family or the flock of sheep it guards. Due to their vigilance, bravery, outstanding loyalty and guarding abilities, the Hungarian Shepherd Dog is one of the best guardians of the family or flock. As a sheepdog, it is full of care and protection for the people and sheep around it. Correspondingly, in the family and sheep ranching industry, the Hungarian Shepherd Dog has a high value and status, and is widely used in flock driving and guarding.

8. Afghan Hound

The Afghan Hound is one of the oldest hound breeds and is distinguished from other dog breeds by its thick, fine, silky coat and tail with a curl at the end. These unique appearance features originate from the special environment of the cold mountains of Afghanistan and eastern Iran. Originally, this hound was mainly used for hunting, tracking prey by sight and following hunters on horseback. However, because the Afghan hound is extremely fast and often runs far behind the horse, the hound must rely on its own eyesight and intelligence to hunt "on its own" rather than relying on the hunter's command.

9. Polish chicken

Polish chickens, also known as lion-headed chickens, have a magnificent crest on top of their heads that resembles a lion's head. These crest feathers are so special that they even cover the face of the chicken, just like the unruly hair of the Beatles, which makes them look very personalized. This is also one of the most distinctive characteristics of Polish chicken. There are many sub-breeds of Polish chickens. One of the sub-breeds introduced to my country has a dark scale-like texture on the edge of its feathers, which is very elegant and beautiful. They are usually golden or silver in color and are one of the most popular ornamental chickens.

10. Inverse-haired guinea pig

The guinea pig, also known as the guinea pig, is a rodent herbivore. Compared with other guinea pigs, the reverse-haired guinea pig is larger and can grow up to about 15-20 centimeters, making it very suitable for holding in the hand and playing with. Known for their long, smooth and beautiful hair, they are one of the most popular breeds of guinea pig pets. The body hair of the inverse-haired guinea pig comes in a variety of colors, including white, brown, black, black and white, etc. The plush is as fine as silk and soft, and some people even call it a satin mouse.

The top ten animals with the longest hair. This list is mainly based on searching relevant online platforms to find various animals, based on the length of their hair (feathers), and taking into account their popularity and influence. If you have any questions, please leave comments/criticisms at the end.

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