An extraordinary goat with remarkably large ears has ignited the hopes of its breeder, who believes that it may surpass the current world record set by another one of his animals.
Simbi, a two-month-old kid goat, boasts ears measuring a staggering 21 1/2 inches in length, coming close to the impressive 22-inch ears of her predecessor, Simba.
With Simbi's ears still growing rapidly, her breeder, Mohammad Hassan Narejo, anticipates that they may continue to lengthen even further. In his home in Karachi, Pakistan, Narejo proudly showcased the young goat's impressive wingspan for photographs.
Believed to be a Nubian Goat, Simbi's breed typically has ears extending about an inch below their faces. However, her extraordinary lop-eared appearance sets her apart.
Simbi now aspires to claim the Guinness World Record for the longest goat ears, a feat that would likely require the creation of a special title just for her.
With her exceptional ear size and ongoing growth, Simbi stands as a unique and remarkable animal on the path to potential record-breaking fame.
