Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe June 21 (UPI) -- A Pakistani goat farm owner said a recently born baby might be a new world record after her ears were measured at nearly 19 inches. Muhammad Hassan Narejo of the Narejo Goat Farm in Sindh said the baby goat, named Simba, was born June 5, and Narejo imminently noticed her unusually long ears, which drag on the ground when the animal walks. Advertisement Narejo said Simba is a Nubian goat, a breed known for their long ears, but her ears are long even by Nubian standards, possibly owing to a genetic mutation. The farmer said Simba is in good health and he believes she could end up as a Guinness World Record holder when she reaches her full size. Read More TV show inspired lottery strategy that earned S.C. man $100,000 Yoga teacher holds scorpion pose for 29 minutes, breaks world record Squirrel briefly interrupts Cubs-Pirates game in Pittsburgh