Cows Align Themselves to the Northern Magnetic Field

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It does have the word "appear" in the article, and suggests "more research".

 

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Maybe it has to do with staying warm. Facing north or south, a long animal body has more surface area exposed to the rising or setting sun.

 

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Snap!
But you posted before I got fingers to keyboard, damnit!

 

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but in the northern hemisphere wouldnt you want the long axis of the body facing south for warmth. for sure in the winter.

 

for sure if you had been thinking you could have put 20p in your pocket, that easy.

im sure i would have lost the odds were way in your favor.

 

Then millions of Muslims don't know which way is north.

 

Cows be praying now?

 

Before we domesticated and dumbed them down, did cows migrate like caribou?

 

The question stands veiled...by the mists of time.

 

Could we un-domesticate them and find out?

 

You want to risk *gasp* wild cows running around?

 

Ah, they are just the fat chicks on the animal kingdom. Deer are the dumb blondes. The cows will hang with them so they can be popular by association.

 

They are now because we domesticated them.
They may have been predators par excellence for all you know before that.

Never works, the blonde gets the guy, the "fat chick" goes home on her own...

 

No, she gets the loser guy, who is hanging out with the elk.

 

Yeah but he decides to have another drink before taking her home, and it turns into another three and then ...

 

Then she finds out he was a steer anyways.

Oh wait, they'd all be bulls wouldn't they.

 

Life all bulls...

 

Someone bet you to it James

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Don't think so, that would result in uneven heating - one side would be warm, the other would be colder. And in the summer, dark cattle like Black Angus might very well overheat on the sunny side. (That was the breed I prefered when I was in the business - and those dark cows can become VERY hot in the direct summer sun!)