Newborn lambs named after brand of chips
"Our hearts have been officially stolen."
By Dean Murray
Adorable lambs born at a Somerset zoo have been named after CRISPS.
Molly Shutt, of Noah's Ark Zoo Farm in Wraxall, said: "Our first lambs of 2025 have been born; the first two twins are called Nik and Nak.
"This year the theme for our lamb names is crisps.
"Our farm team started off the naming for these two, and now we're asking for suggestions for the other lambs.
"Our hearts have been officially stolen."
Online comments about the cute critters included "can I have one please?", and "think they would notice if they disappeared haha".
The attraction boasts lions, tigers and rhinos in 110 acres of countryside.
Nik Naks are a corn snack previously manufactured by Sooner Foods in Scunthorpe, before a number of sales of the brand.
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