do you Know how many bones does a cow have ?
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Does anyone in this world care about it as long it gives milk &meat?
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My very scientific answer would be that pig, cow and eye each have 3 letters.  \nB pIg cOw LOG eYe\n:-)
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Vertebrae. Cervical vertebrae, to be precise. All mammals have seven, including humans.
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That depends upon the body.  Not everyone weighs the same.  Skeletons also vary.  Then there is the question, "Were you referring to human bodies"?  Different animals have differing bone structures.  Most birds have very light skeletons by comparison to other animals.
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Cows only have teeth on the bottom and a flat cartilaginous plate on the top.  Really  go lift up a lip and check it out!
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I too am a zoology major (science grad) and cows have a stomach with 4 chambers; rumen, reticulum, omasum and the abomasum. The cow ingests food and masticates it to break the cell wall. After entering the first two chambers, the cow regurgitates the cud to further break down the food (fibres); this assists the body in accessing nutrients within the cell which are difficult to obtain due to the nature of plant cells. These chambers contain bacteria (symbiotic) that break down cellulose. The liquid pulp then passes into omasum, which removes water. Finally the food enters the true stomach, abomasum which acts like any typical stomach. Cows should actually be known as bacteriophages, simply because its actually the bacteria that gain all the energy and nutrients required...
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two rows of four = 8 bones.\n\nscaphoid, lunate, triquretrum, pisiform (my favorite), trapezium, trapezoid, capitate and hamate
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No, a cow cannot walk down stairs, only upstairs. \n\nBlue Moo website gives us this information (pay particular attention to #43):\n\n45 Fun Facts About Cows  \n1. It takes around 3,000 cows to supply the 22,000 footballs, the NFL uses every season. \n2. The average cow's temperature is 101.5 degrees Fahrenheit. \n3. A cow can't vomit. \n4. Her intestines can get up to 170 feet. \n5.Her liver weighs 10 to 12 pounds, and the kidney's average 20 pounds each. \n6. From a cow's gelatin, we get photographic film. \n7.On the top front of their mouths, cows have a tough pad of skin instead of teeth. \n8.Cows have a total of 32 teeth, 8 incisors on the bottom front and 6 strong molars on the top and bottom back. \n9.There are 10,354,979 cows that give milk in the US. Of these, one fifth are in Wisconsin \n10.The average California cow produces 19,825 pounds of milk each year, more milk per cow than any other state in the nation. That's enough for 128 people to have a glass of milk every day of an entire year! \n11.There are more than 800,000 cows producing milk in California. \n12.The large, black and white Holstein is the most common. Other breeds include Guernsey's, Jerseys, Brown Swiss, Ayrshires, and Milking Shorthorns. \n13.When a Holstein cow is milking, she weighs between 1,100 and 1,500 pounds. \n14. A Jersey cow weighs between 700 and 1,000 pounds. \n15. No two cows have exactly the same pattern of spots. \n16. The cow must be a mother before she will produce milk. \n17. A newborn Holstein calf weighs about 100 pounds and can walk within one hour after birth! \n18. A one year old female calf is called a heifer. She weighs between 450 and 500 pounds. \n19. A cow has one stomach with four sections. \n20. Cows regurgitate their food and rechew the cud to help digestion. A cow spends up to 8 hours a day eating. \n21. Milk is rich in protein which helps build your muscles, and calcium which strengthens your bones. \n22. If you're between 1 and 12 years old, you should have 3 servings of milk dairy products every day. \n23. Teenagers need even more and should have 4 or more servings of dairy foods each day. \n24. Adults should have 2 or more servings of dairy per day. \n25. Cows live to on average 6 to 7 years. \n26. Cows give 60 lb. of milk a day. \n27. Cows eat 100 lb. of feed a day, 20 lb. of grain, and drink a bath tub full of water a day. \n28. Cows can weigh 1,350 lb., and 85 lb. at birth. \n29. A cow spends 13 hours a day lying down and up to 8 hours a day eating. \n30. A cow is full grown at three years old, and produces milk at two years old. \n31. A cow gives in her lifetime enough milk to fill 200,000 glasses, and gives 18,000 lb. of milk every year. \n32. There are 207 bones in a cow's body. \n33. The oldest cow ever recorded was a Dremon cow named "Big Bertha" that died 3 months short of her 49th birthday on New Years Eve, 1993. \n34. Big Bertha also holds the record for lifetime breeding as she produced 39 calves. \n35. The heaviest live birth of a calf is 225 lbs for a British Friesian cow in 1961. \n36. The highest lifetime production of milk for a single cow is 465,224 lbs by the cow named No. 289. \n37. The greatest amount of milk produce in one year was 59,298 lbs by a Holstein cow named Robthom Suzet Paddy. \n38. The greatest amount of milk produced during a single day was 241 lbs by a cow named Urbe Blanca. \n39. Dairy cows can produce 125 lbs of saliva a day. \n40. Dairy cows can produce up to 200 lbs of farts and flatus (burps) a day! \n41. The Sanskrit word for "war" means "desire for more cows." \n42. Twelve or more cows are known as a "flink." \n43. It is possible to lead a cow upstairs but not downstairs, because a cows' knees can't bend properly to walk back down. \n44. There are (as of 1988) 98,990,000 cows in the USA. \n45. Texas has the most with over 13 million cows.
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206 bones of the human body:\n\nSKULL - AXIAL SKELETON\nCranial Bones \n    2 parietal\n    2 temporal\n    1 frontal\n    1 occipital\n    1 sphenoid\n    1 ethmoid\n\nFacial Bones\n    1 mandible\n    1 vomer\n    2 maxillae\n    2 zygomatic\n    2 nasals\n    2 lacrimal\n    2 palatines\n    2 inferior conchae\n    1 Hyoid Bone \n\nEar Ossicles\n    2 Incus\n    2 Stapes\n    2 Malleus \n\nTHORACIC CAGE\n   1  Sternum \n    24 Ribs \n\nVertebral Column\n    7 Cervical\n    12 Thoracic\n    5 Lumbar\n    1 Sacrum\n    1 Coccyx\n\nAPPENDICULAR SKELETON\nPectoral Girdles\n    2 Clavicle \n    2 Scapula \n\nARMS\n    2 Humerus\n    2 Radius\n    2 Ulna \n\nHAND - Carpals\n    2 Scaphoid\n    2 Lunate\n    2 Trapezium\n    2 Trapezoid\n    2 Capitate\n    2 Hamate\n    2 Pisiform\n    2 Triquetrum\n\n    Metacarpals - 2 Each of I, II, III, IV, V\n    28 Phalanges (10 Proximal       8 Middle (Not thumb)         10 Distal)\n\nPELVIC GIRDLE\n    2 Coxal, Hip or Pelvic Bone \n\nLEGS \n    2 Femur\n    2 Fibula\n    2 Tibia\n    2 Patella \n\nFEET -  Tarsals\n    2 Calcaneus\n    2 Talus\n    2 Navicular\n    2 Cuboid\n    2 Medial Cuneiform\n    2 Intermediate Cuneiform\n    2 Lateral Cuneiform\n\n    Metatarsals - 2 each of I, II, III, IV, V\n    28 Phalanges - (10 Proximal            8 Middle                10 Distal)\n\nTOTAL 206
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Giraffes have the same number of neck bone as you and I: 7. You can see how big they are in this link.\nhttp://www.boneclones.com/SC-034.htm
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there are typically 206 named bones in an adult,but varies from person to person,it is higher in new borns and increases in childhood due to cartilages turning to bones,then bone fusion leads to adult number of bones.
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Hi there,\n\nA typical human skeleton has 206 bones.\n\nAn infant has these bones in addition to them-\n\n1 sacral vertebrae (4 or 5), which fuse in adults toform   the sacrum \n\n2 coccygeal vertebrae (3 to 5), which fuse in adults to form the coccyx \n\n3 ilium, ischium and pubis, which fuse in adults to form the pelvic girdle \n\nHope this helped. If not, please let me know. I'll be glad to provide any further assistance.\n\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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There are 206 bones.\n\nThere are around 650 skeletal muscles.
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275 bones at birth, 206 as an adult.  I found this out by going to www.ask.com & typing in your question...
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A typical adult human skeleton consists of 206 bones, though a small portion of the human population have an extra bone, occurring in the form of an extra rib. But a baby is born with approximately 270. The difference comes from a number of small bones that fuse together during growth. They leave pockets of cartilage to allow more growth.
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There are 206 bones in the human body.
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The average lifespan of a cow is 7 years. The oldest cow ever recorded was Big Bertha. She reached 48 in 1993. She also holds the record for producing 39 calves.