Earlier this morning news of a broken down livestock carrier had many people wondering what it’s like to work on that kind ship.
Well, here’s a look:
Actually, the vessel featured in the video just so happens to be the same MV Ocean Drover that was adrift for about 72 hours this week with 42,000 sheep and 6 cows.
I must say high seas cattle herding doesn’t sound like it’s for me, but I guess I can see some perks to it.
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