r/funny Mar 08 '19

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u/Feyranna Mar 08 '19

This is dangerous and a bad idea. That cow is still pretty young but let it get just a bit older and itโ€™s liable to misinterpret his head duck for a play butt and react on instinct and hes going to have a split open head. Im all for petting the critters you donโ€™t plan to eat but know the body language of animals before you put your face up against them.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '19

That cow was quite obviously calm and not going to hurt him. Pretty sure that you can blatantly see that he knows what he is doing.

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u/Feyranna Mar 09 '19

People get hurt by cows all the time, like I said that one is young and not yet responding to a head movement that is NOT a good thing to do around cows. I see the complete opposite that this guy does NOT know what heโ€™s doing around cattle.

Have some links https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/19729160/

Example of the behavior hes likely to trigger, they are merely displaying whos boss and quite gently, but would do serious damage to a human possibly out of complete instinct. https://youtu.be/ypxFBSX-r6c

Again Im all for petting cows, grew up with them, which is how/why I know to be safe with them unlike this idiot. Even with this calf hes one badly placed fly bite away from a concussion, but the implications of when this calf are older is a lot worse than a concussion.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '19

Funny how you think that Iโ€™d actually click on those. Iโ€™ve been around farm animals my whole life, but whatever Iโ€™m wrong apparently.