The
haggis is widely believed to be a Scottish delicacy made from a sheep's
stomach
stuffed with wheat and barley, among other things.
However, rumors persist of the haggis in fact being a small furry animal native to Scotland. It has 3 legs and lives on hillsides, having evolved the shorter third leg for its habitat. This evolutionary advantage makes it very difficult to catch. To date, none have been reported live in captivity. However, it appears to have clandestinely boarded seafaring vessels in the past and has now been sighted throughout hilly bits of the known world.
These are the...
TALES OF THE HAGGIS