He died in Australia the world's oldest sheep

The world's oldest sheep was buried this morning under your favorite tree farm, Westgarth said.

The world's oldest sheep died at age 23 in Australia subjected to the heat wave for weeks that affects the entire Southeast, today reported its owner.

Lucky (Lucky) died yesterday at the farm of the Australian state of Victoria where he was born 23 years ago, six months and 28 days, according Delrae Westgarth.

In September 2007, the Guinness Book of World Records certified that it was the oldest sheep in the world, has doubled the normal life expectancy in this mammal, usually not more than ten or twelve.

In this way, Lucky has lived the equivalent of 180 years in humans, experts say.

The animal is certainly the most famous of the small Australian town of Lake Bolac, selling postcards to tourists with its picture and last year celebrated in style on 23 birthday with a party attended by prominent local politicians.

The world's oldest sheep was buried this morning under your favorite tree farm, Westgarth said.

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