Queer rams find safe haven at the rainbow wool farm, support LGBT+ causes

Humans are not the only beings who can feel attraction to the same sex. Spanish scientists have observed homosexuality among animals as well. Their research shows that about 1,500 species of animals exhibit sexual fluidity. The majority of homosexual behaviours have been observed among mammals - as much as 80% of those studied. The scientists reveal that the longer they observe the animal kingdom, the more examples of homosexuality they discover.

Michael Stücke is a breeder from Germany. The man runs an unusual farm called Rainbow Wool. He has two flocks of rams under his care. One counts 240 heterosexual individuals and the other 20 homosexual ones. For the queer part of the flock, the breeder has created a safe space where they can enjoy freedom and be themselves. Additionally, he accepts new rams showing interest in the same sex from local shepherds.

The breeder created a wonderful idea to do something good for the LGBT+ community. All proceeds from the sale of wool from the homosexual rams are allocated to support queer people. His initiative is reaching an increasing number of people. Michael's activities enchant many internet users eager to adopt the animals virtually.

Recently, a special merch line featuring queer animal motifs has appeared on Rainbow Wool's Instagram. There are hats, patches, and even woollen shoelaces. Everything is sold for a noble cause.