The possibility certainly isn't a remote one. Cows that lay down for days at a time due to injury or illness will first suffer from dehyrdation and starvation, second only via muscle deteroriation and consequential weakness in musculature and ligaments. Blood cannot flow to a cow's legs when they are bent up for too long, which may eventually cause the first stage of necrosis, or just a tingling/numbing sensation in the legs due to circulation being cut off and being unable to reach these extremities. But basically once a cow is down and can't get up, and even after attempts to try to get them back on their feet again that have failed, it is in the best interests of the cow to euthanize her rather than leave her die a slow, painful death.
No. It has to be suffering from some illness, disease or infection to make it die while laying down for too long. A cow must, though, be able to get up and move around because it is too much work for the producer to be looking after a downer cow, and the cow's musculature will decrease so much that she won't be able to get up after a while (which can be as long as several weeks or more). If that's the case, then the cow must be euthanized.
Yes he died in the car when it tipped over
Yes. By the way cows and bulls do not sleep standing up.
Two and a Half Men - 2003 Cows Prepare to Be Tipped 10-23 was released on: USA: 9 May 2013 Hungary: 15 November 2013
I tipped over the glass.
They think it's funny that the cows cant get back up.Another opinion:Actually cows cannot be tipped. This is an urban myth that is false because cows, are much heavier creatures that are not inanimate objects and are more aware of their surroundings than most people given them credit for.See the related question below for more info.
Different planets, including Earth are tipped over. Neptune is by about 29.6°, which is slightly more than Earth. The planet that is most tipped over is Uranus at about 97.86°.
Uranus because uranus is tipped on it's side.
Cows die anywhere and everywhere, including those that live in Sweden.
knocked over, fell over, tipped, and he fell down
No.
At least 30 cows die every two hours.
There is no definitive origin or known meaning to "nothing tips like a cow." Many feel that it relates to "cow-tipping." They believe that the expression refers to how sturdy cows are and how impossible it is for them to turn back over, meaning that nothing is as strong and helpless when tipped over.