Who knew they could even do that? This video is heart warming to say the least.
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Watch These Cows Jump for Joy
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hardboiled
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Natural response after being locked up like ˝animal˝.
Cows are beautiful. Specially their eyes and long eyelashes. My dad told me that his aunt was saved by her cows. They protected her from a raging bull. The bull killed 2 cows while trying to stomp her.
Cows are beautiful. Specially their eyes and long eyelashes. My dad told me that his aunt was saved by her cows. They protected her from a raging bull. The bull killed 2 cows while trying to stomp her.
DesykaLamgeenie
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Beautiful, thank you.
I drove up alongside a field with cows grazing right off the side of the road behind a fence several days ago and there were many calves - a few of which began doing exactly what these cows did as I drove up and stopped to visit.
Interestingly there was one cow - the biggest of them all - who had his/her eyes on me way before any of the others did, when I was still a ways down the road from them. Looked to be an 'elder' or something of that nature. Kept its eyes on me the whole time, in a calm 'above it all' sort of way, as the others grazed, looked up at me for a brief moment and then went back about their business - or at least that's how I perceived it.
Was a great experience, and the calves obviously enjoyed it as well. It's the beginning of spring and they must have just been let out...and it's probably their first spring out in the fields. Bet they're lovin' it.
I drove up alongside a field with cows grazing right off the side of the road behind a fence several days ago and there were many calves - a few of which began doing exactly what these cows did as I drove up and stopped to visit.
Interestingly there was one cow - the biggest of them all - who had his/her eyes on me way before any of the others did, when I was still a ways down the road from them. Looked to be an 'elder' or something of that nature. Kept its eyes on me the whole time, in a calm 'above it all' sort of way, as the others grazed, looked up at me for a brief moment and then went back about their business - or at least that's how I perceived it.
Was a great experience, and the calves obviously enjoyed it as well. It's the beginning of spring and they must have just been let out...and it's probably their first spring out in the fields. Bet they're lovin' it.
