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羊羔像草一样长出来古希腊人最先有了这样疯狂的想法——让羊从地里长出来,类似于植物茎一样的东西连着羊的肚脐。在14世纪,欧洲人再次萌生了这个念头。这个离奇的故事被称为“鞑靼植物羊羔”。现在的人都清楚羊从哪里来,不过西方第一个有关羊如何产生的故事与棉花相关。古希腊人麦加斯梯尼在印度发现了棉花,并称之为“长羊毛的树”。这个名字风靡开来后,人们开始思考羊是否可以从地里长出来。14世纪的英国旅行作家约翰·曼德维尔爵士从印度回来后告诉人们:“那里生长着一种神奇的树,树枝顶端会长出小羊。树枝具有韧性,当羊饿了,枝条就弯下腰喂羊吃东西。”
The lamb grows like a grass The ancient Greeks had the crazy idea first-to make a sheep grow from the ground, something similar to the stem of a plant attached to the navel of a sheep. In the 14th century, Europeans once again spawned this idea. This bizarre story is called “Tatar plant lamb ”. Now people know where the sheep come from, but the first Western story about how sheep came about was related to cotton. The ancient Greek MacGessy Teney discovered cotton in India and called it “the tree of long wool.” After the popularity of the name, people began to think whether the sheep can grow from the ground. Sir John Mandeville, a 14th-century English travel writer, came back from India and told people: "There is a magical tree growing there and the lambs grow at the top of the tree. The branches are resilient, and when the lamb is hungry, the branches turn Sheep eating sheep food.