What role do you think cows play in shaping ecosystems, and how might their significance change in the future?
What role do you think cows play in shaping ecosystems, and how might their significance change in the future?
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Where do these threads keep coming from? what the fuck?
Lol I heard they might explode because of the gas they creat in their bellies.
Cow gas has always been a very important and valuable resource for the planet and humanity. Let's not even mention how milk has been a staple for all kinds of food and nutrition intakes. It has to be noted that many farmers would lose the ability to have sexual relationships other than with their hands if cows were to disappear. Humanity owes a lot to cows, and they should be worshiped for it.
Well as they say say gas and shit is the circle of life, and boy do I love a nice juicy steak and burger.
That's why we all need to say no to lab grown synthetic meat it's just not the same.
That's why we all need to say no to lab grown synthetic meat it's just not the same.
Well, there will always be guys and some lesbians willing to pay money to get their milky tits developed...how big of an impact it will be cant be said, at least until some smart politician enforces a balloon-tit-tax.
Their burps emit methane, can't really fix that
To save money their diet tends to have excessive amounts of corn which keeps causing health issues and
While their shit is good for the soil, the massive beef farms tend to be lazy in exporting it around, leaving it in giant toxic shit piles... similar to a twitter
To save money their diet tends to have excessive amounts of corn which keeps causing health issues and
While their shit is good for the soil, the massive beef farms tend to be lazy in exporting it around, leaving it in giant toxic shit piles... similar to a twitter
Milk products and meat (the best meat in the world). That's enough. Are you satisfied?
No one here will write you a scientific monograph on the benefits of cattle. The fact that it is the most useful animal - there is no question of that.
No one here will write you a scientific monograph on the benefits of cattle. The fact that it is the most useful animal - there is no question of that.
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Cows are basically a breakfast machine
As alternatives to beef and meat escalate (including lab grown beef) we might see a slowdown in cows, which would mean less room for grazing, which might yield less deforestation. But you might also see a severe impact on dairy farmer livelihood as they cannot easily industries. Having cows is a long term investment.
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That sounds like a question beyond my education level.
I do, however, say Moo whenever I see a cow.
So without them I would be pretty sad.
I do, however, say Moo whenever I see a cow.
So without them I would be pretty sad.
Disagree, Fish is clearly superior
Taste better, healthier, and fish are used in medicine way more often
they are important not only for the ecosystem but also for the economical system without them many people would be out of a job but if your talking global warming its hard to way in because one hand they do create green house gasses the contribution is small compared to some nations and in order to fix that problem all nations would have to agree and follow regulations which is very unlikely. don't know the Queston you are asking though