Re: the Five---Cornered COW
From Martha de Forest <def...@cup.hp.com>
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· 6 May 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Colin Douthwaite wrote: > > [...] > > >It isn't that rare, at least I don't think. I only have four teats (I'm > >a cow), but five or more do occur. However, they are usually removed, > >so that is probably why you don't see many of them. I do know one cow > >that still has a fifth (don't know why she didn't have her's removed, > >though), but it is not like she has a fifth section to her udder. The > >teat is under-developed, and it is attached to one of the back sections > >of her udder. It doesn't cause her any problems that I know of; it's > >just a cosmetic thing. Moo! > > >Moo, > I've heard that where you find four Irishmen, you will find a fifth. Could this be true with cows too? Martha
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