A phenomenon that baffles scientists and arouses terror. Sheep go around in a circle for twelve days

Video clips caused surprise and panic among farm owners, and soon clips of them spread on social media, baffling scientists who were unable to explain the phenomenon.
and what this contained syllables He returns to a flock of sheep, and he goes in a circle for twelve whole days without stopping.

 

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Continuous clockwise movement
A look at the video can see the sheep roaming in a clockwise motion inside their pen in northern China in footage from early November. The baffling scene left people in shock and confusion as they tried to make sense of the behavior in the video that went viral. The sheep owner was astonished by the pattern of her herd's behaviour.
Speaking to local media, Ms. Miao said the circular movement started with just a few sheep before other members of the flock joined them. In the footage filmed from CCTV, hundreds of sheep can be seen following each other in a circle.

Some eventually decided to join the rest
The other sheep stand in the middle of a circle, and some finally decide to join the rest. The others remained in the center of the circle and remained completely silent. The mysterious videos were filmed in Baotou, Inner Mongolia, on November 4.

Although there are 34 sheep pens on the farm, only the sheep in the 13 pen are moving in the scattered scene. It is not known what made the sheep behave in this way and make such a baffling show.
A disease that makes animals appear disoriented
Experts say a disease makes some animals appear disoriented and start to spin. Listeriosis can inflame one side of the brain and sheep can be infected and cause them to behave in a strange way.

And last year, sheep in East Sussex caused a similar uproar when they were seen standing in concentric circles.
However, this time, after the sheep ate a snack, a type of cattle fodder, they proceeded to parade in a circle across the field.
Scientists have long studied why some other animals such as sharks and turtles move in circular patterns. However, they have not yet come to a conclusion as to why.