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It's not every day that you spot two sheep with their heads shoved into both ends of a massive bale of hay. That's why Graham Findlay drove home to grab his camera after spotting the peculiar sight in Aberdeenshire,supergirl sex videos Scotland last Friday.

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By the time he returned to the bale, there was only one sheep.

Findlay snapped the photo and shared it on Facebook.

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The hilarious picture went viral and the puns came rolling in.

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The sheep was probably just munching away at the bale of straw, but the image resonates on so many different levels.

It illustrates the moment the hunger hits. It is a personification of the struggle being real. And this sheep is definitely a spirit animal.

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