Aunty Biscuit has been fiddling about with some wire which is covered in green foam,  I believe its normally used in gardening.  In this instance however it would appear that it is experimental sheep legs.  I was a little confused how this would work as according to the collie who has more experience in these matters, sheep legs can come in shades of black, brown, white, cream, grey or mixtures of them all, a sort of naturals palette so to speak.  Nature did not see fit to make them in blue, red, green or many other primary, bright or pastel shades.  It was then explained to me that the wire was potentially to make the basis of the legs and if successful they would be covered in yarn.  I presume that there is a distinct possibility of some form of adhesive being introduced into proceedings at some point.  Things could get a little messy,  Along with education on  sheep leg colouring I have also learnt that the fish basa (aka river cobbler) is a type of catfish and that pugs were originally bred as pets for royalty in China.  All in all an educational evening,