An escape artist cow shows you how it’s done.
A baby goat compilation video that includes the lil’ tykes using a llama, dogs and other animals as jungle gyms.
Here are two older videos we just couldn’t pass up.
A horse plays a passable version of “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.”
Miniature pigs share an ear of corn.
Carefully drawn from the teats of these northern giants, this pine-scented delicacy is renowned in the area as a cure for peptic ulcers. High in butterfat (usually coming in at around 10 percent, compared to cow milk’s average 5 percent), loaded with double the amount of essential amino acids as cow’s milk and chock-full of lypozyme – an enzyme that kills ulcer-creating bacteria – the slightly acidic milk has been used by Kostroma’s Ivan Susanin Sanatorium
I have never seen literature concerning correlations between psychology and light exposure in animals. Thus, in simple terms, there is a hormonal shift in animals due to light effects. But there is a strong correlation between daylight and breeding. Daylight effects melatonin production in the pineal gland, which in turn controls estrus and breeding behavior through interaction with gonadotropin-releasing hormone production via the hypothalamus. This in turn acts on pituita
You might have heard that a Senate panel approved a massive farm bill yesterday. The proposed bill could save billions of dollars and is being touted as a triumph of “working across party lines.” But what does it mean, and why should you care? We’ve compiled a handful of FAQs,* in case you’ve been too busy slog through all 1,100 pages of this years’s farm bill. Wait, didn’t this bill pass last year? Not quite. A very similar version of th
Carter’s Grocery at 15901 Orange Ave in Fort Pierce, Fla., sells diesel, gas, propane, fresh corn tortillas, white gumboots, hunting knives, neon fishing lures, five-gallon buckets of hydraulic fluid, fried chicken, rice, grits, mac n’ cheese, and delicious beef brisket with one side for seven dollars and fifty cents. On the store’s back wall, above the Formica lunch counters, hangs a stuffed boar’s head and a pair of posters with scantily clad Anheu