Cow attacks its calf, farmer has to break it up. Happens on rare occasion with new mother cows.
Cow attacks its calf, farmer has to break it up. Happens on rare occasion with new mother cows.
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Cow attacks its calf, farmer has to break it up. Happens on rare occasion with new mother cows.
Damn, I’ve heard of calves, etc. being rejected but I’ve never seen a female cow that aggressive.
Imagine coming into the world and that being your first experience.
The other cow was like people on the subway when the crazy eyed dude starts yelling at himself.
Postpartum depression is real, y’all.
I wonder why it attacked?
Anyone Got Any Information On This?
Somehow the cow is still hurt from giving birth, turning to that lil poor calf like: “You’re the reason of this pain im in right now !”
I wonder if it’s because the calf isn’t really moving or walking? And the mom is worried so it’s mooing and nosing it around
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I just got all sad and shit.
Great welcome
Secret cow level in diablo
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Yo that’s not cool.
That mother is a right cow.
Both adult cows very skinny as you can see their bones.
I’m no farmer just just wondering.
We drag the calf and put it in front of cow as soon as it pops it out, that way they immediately know that this is their calf. But that requires farmer’s presence. This happens rarely and that too in farmer’s absense, some cows are assholes.
Man, the sound of an angry/upset cow screaming is pretty terrifying
That’s a good way to end up on the first truck to burger town.
I didn’t know cows sounded like dinosaurs.
She is trying to free her calf from a life of slavery and suffering.
Should have let nature take its course. Sometimes animals attack the sick, weak, or diseased, there’s typically a reason regardless if we understand. My mother became a crazy cat lady, and one thing we learned was when cats start picking on the weakest link, there’s typically a good reason why (cancer, infections, etc.)
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“Livets hårda skola”
When I didn’t work on any farm, this never happened. It would be interesting to know if that calf has any defects.
don’t have a cow man
Maybe it took the car out for a joyride, same thing happened to me when I was younger.
I’m no expert but looks like the cow was upset that the calf wasn’t standing up, worried that it might be a bad offspring?
Post this to /r/natureismetal