From her educational farm in Boisset in Haute-Loire, Fanny Agostini celebrates food, health and agriculture. This Monday, she returns to an astonishing phenomenon during confinement. While nature resumed its rights in the spring, it should be noted that the animals were less noisy than in previous years. Faced with the surrounding calm, they adapted and did not need to "shout" to be heard.
Animals made less noise during containment
2020-09-28T06:54:54.970Z
From her educational farm in Boisset in Haute-Loire, Fanny Agostini celebrates food, health and agriculture. This Monday, she returns to an astonishing phenomenon during confinement. While nature resumed its rights in the spring, it should be noted that the animals were less noisy than in previous years. Faced with the surrounding calm, they adapted and did not need to `` bawl out '' to be heard.
Source: europe1