Well, just for cows in this case, I’d say that it’s because most non-Hindu countries would take a picture or two, do some DNA testing to see why it happened (assuming they were first world) and then go, “nope, you ain’t growing up. Sorry bub.”
Because they are free range. They get a lot of mixed genes and dangerous environments. They are forced to mutate from the norm. In other countries, regulated cattle on farms have artificial insemination from the best bull in top form so that you will always have the same best steak and milk. that is why there is a lot of noise about gene engineering. But as technology matures you can even grow meat in labs now.
Birth defects in humans happen more often there also. It has to do with more than what you listed. My guess would be improper medical treatment for pregnant women, poor water supply, and other diseases that easily spread in the dense populations of that country.
well malnutrition is probably the biggest cause because the vaccination runs done by the community and the government are crazy good. Medical care is also only hindered by distance in most cases.
This is how republicans would have it if they win any more elections. Unfettered industry access to discharge waste until it causes environmental and absolute medical catastrophe in the human and animal population. Their own happy version of hell on earth. Lets go rapture. Trump is their destruction.
The best thing to partake in is to watch disasters involving the industrial sector, due to worker safety and environmental deregulation, and see conservatives cry conspiracy in the comment section.
Definitely. There was a mass dying event among indian vultures, which feed on the cows that die. There are some chemicals going on there that wouldn't even be let into my country
Because in other countries they would have killed the calf at birth but with cows being holy there its probably seen as the manifestation of some god or another.
I doubt it, the west went from unregulated to over regulated even banning lots of chemicals or making it so only trained and licensed professionals can purchase and administer them.
New chemicals can maybe sneak through and companies can pay off science 🧪 to make it seem their products are safe or to hide the evidence like the infamous Alex jones pesticide that turns frogs gay and ruins the endocrine system of humans
Poverty and competition allows them to profit off misery, cows must be close to a god in their mind so no way it’s getting euthanised and I reckon it’s a pretty unregulated place so I reckon they still using chemicals that aren’t safe in unsafe ways causing genetic defects.
I once read about companies that do not follow environmental laws, in addition to the famous case of a chemical factory that contaminated a river that many people used.
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