SANTA FE, New Mexico (Reuters) - Mary had a little lamb; It's fleece was white as snow; And every time the lamb got fed; It gobbled up its nitro.

Shaboom the sheep's favourite meal consists of animal feed made from nitrogen-based chemicals and other dismantled gun propellants -- one of the more creative uses Albuquerque company TPL is finding for unwanted military munitions.

Shaboom, named after the comic book phrase for an explosion, was the "guinea-sheep" for TPL's experiment with feed made from spent munitions, and found it delicious.

"I referred to Shaboom as the world's second most famous sheep - after Mary had a little lamb. Then after Dolly (the cloned sheep) came along she was downsized. Now she's only third most important," said H.M. "Hap" Stoller, the president and chief executive of TPL.


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Maybe this explains why the sheep blow up in Warcraft.