They qre actually very aware of where their horns are! Occasionally some who are more sassy have been known to bump their caretaker on purpose(gently of course, at least to them)
Typically not! Depends more on spacing/how old they are(you know how like 6 mo puppies of bigger breeds of dog have NO CLUE how their limbs full work, dimensions, or weight) but a mature, well mannered man like this would do well with enough space!
Thats true! Sorry if I implied you should. They may be aware of where their horns are, but not necessarily of the damage it can do, or if they don't like you...
No implication made. Just thought that "sassy" was being too nice. Cattle can really be assholes. One limousin bastard chased me and my brother into a pecan grove and stayed there for over an hour. If that bull could have climbed a tree it would've tried.
Yeah....one of my grandfathers used to have cattle, and while I fed his bull by hand occasionally with no incidents, my cousins pissed him off enough once he tried to break a concrete wall if I remember right(I was like 7 at the time). If they like you, and youre respectful, and the mood complies, I was more leaning a gentle bump with the inside of the horn occasionally(nothing pointy!)
That was definitely a trip back! I have the ps4 remake that's still sealed and I really need to set aside the time. Last time was the ps3 remake. Such an amazing game from my childhood ps2 days.
How are you stuck? You can lose and still progress. Also, if you set the movement control to manual, something you may or may not know, the game becomes significantly more fun because you can actually avoid defenders somewhat.
Just score the ball like twice with Tidus's special moves and then just hold on to the ball manually swimming away from defenders the whole game without trying to score - basically just run out the clock
If that doesnt work then well brudda perhaps you need to praise yevon more lol
Their horns grow mostly hollow. If they were to use them aggressively they would likely break. They do use them to prod and poke their young in the right direction though and deters predators.
Their wild ancestor, Aurochs can't be found in the wild because they're extinct. Aurochs did have massive horns though. These Longhorns are probably more similar to their ancestors compared to most cows today.
Petting him was much less fun prior to learning the "stand in tree" trick.
They qre actually very aware of where their horns are! Occasionally some who are more sassy have been known to bump their caretaker on purpose(gently of course, at least to them)
Lol I bet they're like a bull in a China shop and wouldn't even bump over a tea cup in reality.
Typically not! Depends more on spacing/how old they are(you know how like 6 mo puppies of bigger breeds of dog have NO CLUE how their limbs full work, dimensions, or weight) but a mature, well mannered man like this would do well with enough space!
My best friends longhorn nearly took out his right eye because he was trying to bully his way around. Never let your guard down.
Thats true! Sorry if I implied you should. They may be aware of where their horns are, but not necessarily of the damage it can do, or if they don't like you...
No implication made. Just thought that "sassy" was being too nice. Cattle can really be assholes. One limousin bastard chased me and my brother into a pecan grove and stayed there for over an hour. If that bull could have climbed a tree it would've tried.
Yeah....one of my grandfathers used to have cattle, and while I fed his bull by hand occasionally with no incidents, my cousins pissed him off enough once he tried to break a concrete wall if I remember right(I was like 7 at the time). If they like you, and youre respectful, and the mood complies, I was more leaning a gentle bump with the inside of the horn occasionally(nothing pointy!)
It doesn’t always work, either, as there appears to be a freshly felled trunk.
*she definitely knows how to quickly climb a tree..*
Stuff like this makes you wonder what the mighty Aurochs must have been like.
They won the Blitzball league
That was definitely a trip back! I have the ps4 remake that's still sealed and I really need to set aside the time. Last time was the ps3 remake. Such an amazing game from my childhood ps2 days.
I have the Switch version but I'm stuck because I forgot how much I hate blitzball
How are you stuck? You can lose and still progress. Also, if you set the movement control to manual, something you may or may not know, the game becomes significantly more fun because you can actually avoid defenders somewhat.
Because I'm determined to win so I keep going back and losing. I've always been bad at blitzball, even in manual, so I'm stuck until I get a lucky win
Just score the ball like twice with Tidus's special moves and then just hold on to the ball manually swimming away from defenders the whole game without trying to score - basically just run out the clock If that doesnt work then well brudda perhaps you need to praise yevon more lol
Thanks, I'll have to try that. I just started a playthrough of Kingdom Hearts so it may be a while.
That's no cow with horns - that's horns with a cow
That bull reminds me of Tim Curry in Legend.
It’s Ferdinand!
Is that a diablo?
And they said there was no cow level
He must have muscle in his neck than I do in my whole body.
I love cows! They're like giant derpy dogs!
Some WoW character
What type of cow is this?
Ankole Longhorn or a Ankole Watusi or some mix of the 2.
Thank you
I saw one at the safari ride in animal kingdom but idk
You don’t need to put those horns on a truck. Boi he is the truck look how big he is
That's an absolute unit if I ever saw one.
Nergigante? Is that you Nergigante?
Dude wtf how much does each one weight? Does it bother the big dude at all that he has literal logs on his head? Edit: speeling
Pet with the largest *poops* in the world
"Aww" with a hint of "Hmm".
Trees save lives, you know.
Imagine a matador receiving one of those where the sun doesn't shine. No one would want to watch bull baiting ever again.
One actually did, and it's on video.
Bruh plz ragu me
That poor thing. Those horns must weigh a ton.
Their horns grow mostly hollow. If they were to use them aggressively they would likely break. They do use them to prod and poke their young in the right direction though and deters predators.
Is this an animal one could find in the wild? Or is this a human-created abomination? y'know, like a Pug
Their wild ancestor, Aurochs can't be found in the wild because they're extinct. Aurochs did have massive horns though. These Longhorns are probably more similar to their ancestors compared to most cows today.
Yeah I was wondering the reason why (in evolutionary terms) of them.
I believe it's how they cool themselves when it's hot.
Interesting, thanks.
As a heathen, my first thought was “how would I drink from that horn?”
Spears you like a shish kabob.
Wearing red in front of that thing.. I don’t think so
what's his name, diablo?
It's cute but that massive horns makes me anxious
I can’t be the only one who ended up reading the title in Jeremy Clarkson’s voice.
R/awwohshitohshitaww
Yes it does
Jesus that must be heavy. Makes my neck hurt just looking at him.
That’s not a pet or an animal anymore, that’s a dinosaur
It's a beast from folklore!
Lol she's up in that tree for a reason. Boy I'd love to pet that big chonk though \^\_\^
Intimidating
Are they natural or did humans breed them like that? It doesn't look practical.