HI LeeLoo welcome to AB. Nice to see you here.
Yeah, maybe they just really like filet mignon. LolYou mean like humans....?
Welcome and that's a good question. I guess we can assume they have looked at other species if indeed as some think they have been around a while. Among the 'alien cattle mute proponents' the theory is they are using the cattle parts for some scientific experiment. (Others have actually, perhaps jokingly, said they eat the parts.) But horses , sheep, cats, and dogs have also been said to have been mutilated mysteriously though those cases are poorly documented from what I have read online...currently the only source we have. I have also read years ago that cow/cattle blood and dna is somewhat similar to human materials on a biological and chemical level so those who support an alien conspiracy have also used this as a reason.
But as many have mentioned over the years if they need cattle parts why not just raise some of their own and have a ready supply for themselves? Fo these and other reasons I think most ufologists now reject the idea that aliens are taking cattle parts but the idea persists.
Thank you for the welcome.HI LeeLoo welcome to AB. Nice to see you here.
I was thinking about this question myself. Cows are pretty big and are very obvious when disected. So smaller animals are easier to grab. Imagine how many birds fish and rabbits you could store in the space of a cow. Perhaps whatever is doing this is chopping up other animals and no one has noticed. Cows take up a lot of space. Good question though.
Yes it's all a bit of a mystery. I imagine there might be more than one cause. Perhaps some are humans doing sneay weasle research. Some might be animals some might be ET. No reason to assume ever dead cow had the same demiseThank you for the welcome.
It’s all really weird about their interest in our animals for so long. I would think they’ve gotten the idea by now.
On a serious note, they may be testing on the cow's DNA, Cows are one of the animals that took a drastic change and have adapted and evolved to become domestic with the humans.
Yeah, while I am not a Vegan, I am feeling pretty guilty eating the little meat I do. I have not eaten beef in over 30 years, but do eat chicken and alittle fish. But I am noticing a lot more that I am eating living flesh. I can foresee a time soon where I may stop.Hilarious and a little sad
U never heard? The cows especially were more aggressive than the bulls, they had very long horns, were very wild and can't be tamed.
About 10,000 years ago, ancient people domesticated cows from wild aurochs (bovines that are 1.5 to two times as big as domestic cattle) in two separate events, one in the Indian subcontinent and one in Europe. Paleolithic people probably captured young aurochs and selected for the most docile of the creatures.
Same, i try to eat chicken and fish sometimes in a month for health reason. But sometimes as a working person i will also end up eating pork, pork is everywhere here, it's cheap and in some cooking it actually taste good.
No i don't think they r related to buffalo.
Have you ever seen a buffalo try to mate with a cow? It would be interesting to put those two together and see wut happens.
They both can't get along. From what i seen they will stay with their own group and both are territorial, they might end up fighting if put together, or the cow will probably keep crying the whole day, cows cry if get saperated from the group.
