How SHEEP'S WOOL🐑 is CONVERTED into CLOTHING🧶

Amazing! How SHEEP'S WOOL🐑 is CONVERTED into CLOTHING🧶

🐑 Discover HOW SHEEP WOOL is MADE. Dive into the fascinating world of sheep wool production in factories.

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[zyxw]

The thumbnail is clickbait, showing sheep hanging by their legs on an assembly line.

[nikiTricoteuse]

You've clearly put a lot of work into this but, the clickbait photo is awful and, IMO is actually stopping the video from getting the clicks and comments it deserves. Unless your intent is rage baiting.

[Kiezkollege]

Thumbs down for the clickbait thumbnail

[rangerjaxmaxmay]

Why would you have that vile & cruel-looking photo of sheep suspended from a conveyor in a heinous, cruel manner?

[freebird]

The thumbnail show animal cruelty in its midst

[gregkocher]

We raised a small herd of sheep up until the 1970s. The last 10 years you couldn't find people to shear them. Dad did almost all the shearing, I was young and could do one without much damage to the ewe, lol. It was back breaking work. That support harness would have been great!

[AllShirleyM]

Thumbs down. I know wool is cruel, but thumbnail was over-the-top.

[debpratt]

That thumbnail of sheep hanging upside down so you can shear them is vile, inhumane, and disgusting! It angers me to see that. Thumbs down to you.

[asda]

Shame on you for the disturbing thumbnail.

[taofarm]

It provides a detailed and engaging explanation of the entire process, from shearing sheep to producing finished garments. The clear, step-by-step descriptions offer valuable insights into the transformation of raw wool into clothing. This piece effectively showcases the craftsmanship and technology involved, making it an informative and captivating read for anyone interested in textiles and fashion.

[ResearchPapers]

I googled the statement. It was not 13 sheep sent by Britain to Australia in 1797. It was 26 Merino sheep brought by Captain Henry Waterhouse from the Cape of Good Hope. Also, You could have clarified that this was the first batch among many that would arrive in Australia.

[OldesouthFarm]

The thumbnail is BS, the sheep are not hung upside down. They are set on their butt and shorn with electric clippers. The hanging sheep is click bait…

[pangse]

Your videos are so useful! Thank you. Can u make a video for producing cotton fabric or cotton cords?

[suzannemistretta]

why are the sheep upside down in the beginning of the video? this looks inhumane

[CloverHillFarms]

"Love how you explained this process so clearly! Definitely trying this at home. 🙌 [2:15]"

[SandraGomez-vwfo]

Are the sheep okay hanging in that position during shearing? Are they terrified of the sounds of electric shears on their bodies? Hope they are well taken care of and likewise the workers are safe with no injuries to workers or sheep. Thanks for posting this video. I do appreciate your work. Thank You !

[bobjacobson]

I recall an article in which a sheep "went astray" resulting in its not being shorn for a long time. When it was finally captured, about 75 lbs of wool was shorn. Before then, the animal could barely see because of the wool's hanging everywhere, almost covering its eyes.

[SYAgencies]

Christos clothing, he loves wool fabric, like our natural hair. ❤

[BellaCroyda]

I love this.

Do they still sell lanolin??? Use to see that when I was a kid.

[BWCA]

Very close.. the computer based voice is too mechanical sounding. Partially because the narrative is one long run on sentence. This can be solved with one minor change. The voice repeats facts too much. Humans pause in their speech irregularly.
Take any one (of your excellent videos), just edit out the repeated facts. Do not replace with anything! Just let there be a bit of silence once in while.
Then, you will go from good to great..