What are some interesting things about cows?

Every Wednesday and Friday morning, in front of the post office in the suburb of Shaobu, Myanmar, the staff always see a strong bull pulled out of the cowshed, carrying a bag of letters on his back, and then patting his ass in a friendly way to signal that it's time to go. About two hours later, the "Bull Messenger" will appear in front of the county post office, where it will unload the letter bag, have a full meal, have a rest and return to the original road without any escort.

Yak collective suicide

1985 65438+1On October 28th, 89 yaks grazed at the top of the mountain in Hejing County, Xinjiang. Suddenly, a yak jumped off a steep cliff, one after another. All yaks jumped off the cliff, killing 82 people, and all the other survivors broke their legs.

A cow that drinks with its feet.

There is a cow in Africa that doesn't need to drink water with its mouth. There is an air bag under its hoof, which leads directly to its stomach. When he feels thirsty, he only needs to stand in the water for a few minutes, and the airbag will suck a lot of water into his stomach.

Xiaoniu

There lived a laughing cow in Benmida, Guyana. There is an S-shaped sound insulation film in its throat. When it chirps, the film vibrates violently, making a "haha" sound, much like the hearty laughter of an ancient rare old man. People call it "Haha Niu" or "Laughing Old Man". The local people like this kind of cow very much and regard it as a symbol of good luck.

A "blower" without electricity

Isn't the blower driven by electricity? How can there be a blower without electricity?

You're right, so am I. What you said is true blowing, and what I said is quoted blowing.

There is a kind of cow in Morocco, which is much larger than the average cow and has a particularly developed lung. It breathes in a very strange way, unlike ordinary animals (including ordinary cows) who inhale through their noses and then breathe through their noses. It sucks through its nose and then breathes through its mouth. What's so good about this? It's really puzzling. I think scientists can solve this mystery. It always does this for a reason.

Because it keeps opening its mouth and exhaling, it becomes a constant "whistling" blow, and the "wind" is still very strong. Ha, so people use it as a blower. When cooking, I pulled it to the stove to help blow the air, and the stove suddenly flourished. In the harvest season, it is also good to pull it to the threshing floor to blow dust.

Primula for baldness

Perhaps this cow can provide the most milk for the rancher, or perhaps its outstanding and strong body is very attractive, which attracts the rancher to sit up and take notice.

This Niu Jiao "Primula" is a nickname specially given to it by Salisbury ranchers.

Rancher Gamboshi always mixes feed for Primula personally, quietly mixes his favorite honey into forage, and lets Primula enjoy it alone as a reward for setting a new record of daily output.

He likes to stand next to "Primula" and listen to its rhythmic sound when chewing forage, just like listening to sand balls in jazz.

"Primrose" often sticks out its lukewarm tongue and licks its owner's head as the most intimate expression of caressing Gambo's history.

Gamboshi raises cattle during the day and watches TV at night, which is his greatest spiritual enjoyment. He thinks this is the best way to accompany his wife to relieve fatigue.

Once, a series of very novel shots appeared on TV-there were many guests invited from all over the world sitting in the studio, and they all had the same sign: their heads were not long and they were as bright as a big watermelon. Among them, there are men, women and children, and they all talk about the pain of hair loss. These friends who are in the same boat are crying.

The purpose of broadcasting this program on TV is not to collect folk secret recipes for these bald people and help them relieve their pain, but to create an opportunity for them to vent their worries and gain social understanding.

Unexpectedly, the next day, the TV station received a phone call from Salisbury rancher Gamboshi. He said that he liked this program very much, showed infinite sympathy for these baldness patients, and was willing to make his "secret recipe" for curing baldness public.

Radio and newspaper reporters swarmed in at once. However, among the hundreds of milkmen, it took them half an hour to find their imaginary rancher with sparse hair.

Just then, a chubby middle-aged man in his fifties came forward to shake hands with reporters and introduced himself to them: "I am the rancher Gamboshi."

His thick black hair surprised reporters. Who can believe that a person who has been bald for decades can grow such hair again?

It happened at the end of 1983. That day, Gamboshi went to feed Primula.

As usual, he sat on a small stool to feed the trough. "Primrose" walked over to chew food, and there was a crisp grinding sound in the trough immediately.

After a while, Primula stopped chewing, but put her mouth on Gamboshi's bald head and licked it on his round head with her pink tongue. Wet and soft, let him feel a kind of comfort and pleasure that he has never had before.

He poked his head out, just letting Primula lick enough. Perhaps his baldness can secrete something that cows like to eat.

Two months later, Gamboshi was suddenly dragged into the bathroom by his wife and told him to look in the mirror carefully. Gamboshi is puzzled. He went to the mirror and looked shocked. In the mirror, he has thick black hair. It turned out that "Primula" cured Gamboshi's baldness.

Reporters began to be dubious until ranchers came out to confirm this. They were speechless and surprised at this mythical fact.

Television stations and major newspapers all published Gamboshi's talks in banners, and also published photos of his baldness before and his recent black hair, which were completely different.

"Primrose" also appeared in the newspaper.

As a result, hundreds of bald patients drove to Salisbury Ranch one after another, demanding "imperial doctor" treatment.

They put their heads into the cowshed one by one, silently waiting for the "primrose" to lick their heads, and their necks were sour and motionless.

"Primrose" licked for a while, and then lost patience. It doesn't want to lick the dull bald head with its tongue all the time.

Those lucky enough to be licked bid farewell to "Primula" with infinite hope and thanked their owners.

Although not all patients who have been licked by "primrose" have achieved complete success like Gamboshi. However, there are also many lucky people who get the best curative effect.

Since then, "baldness" patients have gathered in Salzburg Ranch, and Gamboshi and his "Primula" are also famous all over Britain.