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"Got Milk?
A cow gives nearly 200,000 glasses of milk in her lifetime.",
"They could afford to lose a stomach or two.
A cow's stomach has 4 compartments: the rumen, the recticulum (storage area), the omasum (where water is absorbed) and the abomasum (the only part with digestive juices).
The complex stomach allows the cow to graze on vegetation that would ordinarily be indigestible.",
"May I have a tub of water, please?
Cows can see in color and can detect odors from up to five miles away.
They will drink 30 gallons of water per day; an entire bathtub full.",
"Scrap yard.
Farmers feed newborn calves magnets because cows often ingest hundreds of metal scraps while grazing in fields.
The magnets keep the metal in the stomach so it doesn't pass through the digestive system, which would require surgery or could cause the death of the animal.",
"Fresh milk
How long ago was the milk in the supermarket inside the cow?
Milk delivered to stores today was in the cow two days ago.",
"Thou shall not milk thy neighbor's cow.
It is illegal to milk your neighbor's cow in Texas. ",
"Waterlogged.
It is possible to lead a cow upstairs but not downstairs.
Cows navigate by looking at the ground.
If their field floods with water, they can't find their way back home.",
"Sacred Cow.
Many people throughout history believed the cow was sacred.
Some felt that the calf's tongue protected a person from danger and witchcraft. Others believed that by tarring the base of a cow's tail or behind their ears, they could gain protection from witches. This would keep the milk fresh, and keep the cow from being stolen by witches.
People used to think that witches took milk from a cow with a sieve instead of a bucket, because they was so greedy. They were reported to take so much milk from a cow that the cow would be driven to madness.",
"The Milk Sonata.
Most cows will give more milk when listening to music.",
"The Top Forty.
The average cow produces forty glasses of milk a day.",
];