Where have all the cows gone???
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Cows were first domesitcated about 5,000 years ago.  I think if they were wild and allowed to run free, maybe they would behave alot like Bison or Wildebeasts.  They would probably stay in herds that graze in open grasslands, with sub-groups of a Bull and females.
305421
Can't begin to tell you how much sleep I have been losing over this one, too.  Seems to me that constipated cows might give, well, uh, crappy milk.
194750
Back in the 70's and 80's we heard of numerous American protests of whale killings by the Japanese.  But, no one complained about whale killings by Eskimos in Alaska.  Then in the 90's and after 2000, we still heard of whale killings, but seeems the protesters have dwindled, or, the media doens't cover it anymore.\nAs far as one respondant is concerned, about steer (beef) killings, well, let me just say that the steer are replenished, while the whales might be exterminated.  Whale may be a part of the Japanese diet, but, are there whale farms to help repopulate the whales?
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In the US? probably all those cowboy cattle drives.\n\nsearch "greenhouse cattle co2", or  see:\n\nhttp://www.environment.sa.gov.au/reporting/atmosphere/climate_change/sources.html
179463
I didn't feel like counting. Here is the link to the list of the world's cheeses, though I am not sure it is a complete list.\n\nEnjoy.  ;)
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I used to live in the breadbasket of the US, and I would like to finally put closure on "Cow Tipping."\n\nThose who say they've done it are LYING!\nIt's in the same juncture of going "Snipe Hunting."\n\nCows do not sleep standing up, and they do notice people approaching them.\n\nBesides, if you do attempt and try to tip a cow over, make sure you have health insurance because their hind-kicks can shatter bones.\n\nI hope this at least finalize the "cow tipping" phenomenon.
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yeh, i hate the limp patriot bs of the cattle mannered. looks like the human utopia vision isnt of strong minds & tech wonders after all. humans have, for the last 5000 years, insisted on being conditioned, ruled & provided for even after being given a usa. we want to be livestock. perhaps thats just what we need.
410512
maybe their HORNS doesn't work..lol\n\nringing BELLS, ringing BElls.. mad cow layed a pooh..lolmao!:)
572093
I've asked that question, and don't get a decent answer.  Funny how they all disappeared after Bush was supposedly elected isn't it?  Just like the energy crisis disapeared in California.
10445
So when the cowboys go find the heard of cows they can hear where they are. if they have 1000 acres of land just think how hard that will be finding cows. This way they can find them easier.
84746
Not around here they aren't. I haven't heard any evidence to say they are, but it is possible. Not very likely however. I would say it is more likely that they are disapearing from a specific place, such as around you, because of changes in the climate, introducion of a new species that is competeing with or eating the bees, or something like that.
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We did at one time have lions in these parts.  They went extinct as part of the megafaunal extinctions that took place about 10,000 years ago at the end of the last ice age (perhaps not so coincidentally, also about the same time sizable human populations arrived in North America).\n\nThere are a few problems with re-introducing lions into the modern ecosystem.\n\nBeyond the potential danger to humans living in the area, or the danger to livestock, it wouldn't be a good idea simply because that ecosystem really no longer exists.\n\nThe prairie as a true ecosystem is almost completely gone today.  There are no gigantic herds of bison that can migrate from Canada throughout the western United States anymore.  More than 99% of the prairies have been ripped up and turned into crops to feed the swollen ranks of humanity on the planet.\n\nThe temperate grasslands are the most endangered ecosystem on the planet (far more so than tropical rainforest).  There is virtually no untouched prairie left anywhere on the globe.  \n\nThere's simply no place to actually introduce the lions even if we wanted to.\n\nUPDATE:  Upon actually reading the article you linked to, I see that this is exactly the problem the proposed project is intended to ameliorate.  I whole-heartedly agree, and think it's a fantastic idea!  Thank you for posting this!
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ok 21 cows would have 84 legs and 42 chichens would have 84 legs. So if you were to have a bar B Q no one would care about the answer, they would be more interested in who brought the keg\n\nDon't forget the pork!
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Haha!  I don't have to explain it to a kid.  I just have to explain it to you...lol   j/k  Actually, I can't explain it...LOL  It sounds utterly fantastic though!  Maybe they weren't udders.  Hey maybe the cow used to be like really really fat!  and then went on Jenny Cowcraig and lost like 300lbs.  So what we see as udders are really just bunches of loose skin left over from the weight loss!  I think it would only cost about 16000 bucks to have them removed.  Oh, wait, sorry...  it's a cartoon cow.  Oh then COOL.  An eraser only cost 75 cents!    Note:  If you're still with me here, I udderly thank you ;-)
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AD? you mean Anno Domini, animals that have gone extinct during the last 20 centuries? If that is the case, please answer (use the Add details option) and I'll provide a list. \nOff the top of my head: \nSteller's sea cow\nMoas\nDodos\nMarsupial wolf\nCalifornia parakeet\nFalklands fox
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Hey,I found an amazing site,and I think it's just what you're looking for: got-milk.com/mmmilk/index.html\nAlso,you can add '#year' to the end of it to go directly to what goes on in The winter and the summer,also,it has spring and fall too :) I really hope this helps! Also,for some more painfully sad facts about dairy cows to really get your audience,you can go to www.unhappycows.com/ and read the second and third paragraph :)
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Have you checked?  What do you think?  I Think its just a joke, although cow abductions were a popular news issue late in the 70´s and in the mid 80´s