Posted on 07/02/2021 8:02:11 PM PDT by blueplum
Its called hardware. Being that it was copper, no cow magnet would have worked. And yes we used to shove cow magnets down their throats if they got hardware.
Fun, nose pinchers on and a balling gun and get that SOB down the hatch while fighting like hell with the stupid thing.
Dumbest animal on earth.
Yep! That’s why they were surprised when he liked it.
Dinosaurs can eat the old cars, if we bring them back.
wide=ranging applications - the first thing I thought of is metabolizing the micro beads the water treatment plants complain are in too many beauty and laundry products. Guilt free exfoliating and guilt free scented laundry - it’s a new world !
Thank you, Lord, for making a dumb animal with so much to give. Including humor from time to time :)
Should have started the testing with goats.
Not really. What if they culture the microbes and dump tons of plastic waste into the tank to be instantly melted away. Just think, you’ll no longer have to play the recycling charade (I refuse to play along) and we won’t hear endless sob stories about some mythical plastic island in the Pacific. (99% of which comes from China)
Russian Tortoises might do that too. We have one that once ate an entire plastic plant after a hibernation period and it never had a problem. No chunks of plastic ever found in the poop. That was about 10 years ago and it’s still going strong. No more fake plants in his home.
“They especially like coyote scat for some reason, they hit it like it’s Hershey’s Kisses.”
Partially digested rodent bones. (Yum!) Good source of calcium and magnesium.
Note that rodents are particularly fond of wiring insulation in Toyotas. http://www.toyotaproblems.com/soy-wiring/
Never heard of a Cow doing that though.
Cows and wire and magnets oh my! (you know this, but others may not.)
https://www.iamcountryside.com/cattle/hardware-disease-in-cattle/
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