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"        You&amp;#039;ve heard of cat cafes, and you might have heard of dog cafes, but did you know that in Seoul, South Korea there is now a sheep caf\u00E9? Yes, ladies and gentleman, you heard right. Wanting to bank on the popularity of trendy venues where a cup of coffee also buys you a little cuddle time with a soft creature, shop owner Lee Kwang-ho decided to expand the pet cafe market to these fluffy barn animals. And so, Thanks Nature Caf\u00E9 was born. Kwang told The Independent that he believes the overwhelming popularity of the caf\u00E9 is due in part to the fact that it&amp;#039;s the Year of the Sheep in the lunar calendar. His caf\u00E9 therefore provides the opportunity to pet one of these animals for luck without having to venture out to a special sanctuary.  PLUS: Watch a Train Majestically Plow Through Mounds of Snow  &amp;quot;We were planning to go to a sheep ranch, but it&amp;#039;s too far and we didn&amp;#039;t have enough time to go there,&amp;quot; Lee Hyeon-ji, a caf\u00E9 visitor, told the newspaper. &amp;quot;Then we heard about this place where we can see sheep in Seoul and came to this sheep cafe.&amp;quot; While sheep are undoubtedly some of the cutest and cuddliest creatures on Earth (just watch this one who thinks he&amp;#039;s a dog for proof), this does raise some concerns over health and safety regulations\u2014not to mention the ethical treatment of the sheep, who would probably prefer to be grazing in a field, not confined to a busy city restaurant.   TELL US: Do you think this is a great idea, or is it baaaaaaad for business?    NEXT: This Winery Employs 1,900 Sheep to Help With the Harvest "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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