"How to Train Your Dragon" artisans on using sheep fur, bagpipe and locations including the Faroe Islands to help bring remake to life.

A children’s vest advertised as being ‘100% Australian sheepskin or wool’ has actually been found to contain the fur of two ...

Senega's local Ladoum sheep are among the most expensive in the world, due to their majestic features and beauty.

Clothes made of cat fur were discovered being sold in Victoria despite the Australian government's promise to crack down on ...

Clothing containing cat fur is still being sold in Victoria while being labelled as fake or sheep's wool, an advocacy group ...

Forensic testing revealed the vest sold by fashion brand Suttons UGG was made of domestic cat fur and rabbit fur. However, the vest was labelled as "100 per cent Australian sheepskin or wool".

The film has environmental goals, and aside from using sustainable materials where possible, any fur was made from sheepskin. She adds, “They have great fur, great wool and skins on that.

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Used Bagpipes, Sheep Fur and the Faroe Islands to Bring the Remake to Life. Jazz Tangcay. Sat, June 14, 2025 at 6:45 PM UTC. 6 min read.

When Dreamworks released the animated feature “How to Train Your Dragon” in 2010, it seemed almost inevitable that a live-action feature would come along. Cinematographer Roger Deakins gave ...