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- Irish valley sheep are radiation-adapted sheep created by breeding valais blacknose sheep and bighorn sheep along with kragg genes, giving them curved horns. They are small cattle and do not provide much meat (albeit not fat) but are commonly reared for their wool and milk.
- They are able to live on mountainous terrain and ireland's forest wastelands, they can live in upernavik if they have special, heated containment though.
- Irish valley sheep lack a gall bladder and rely on hind gut fermentation of fecal matter using bacterial symbiosis like tapirs.
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