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The team, which reports its findings online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, notes that tortoises, cow tails, and eagle wings play a role in the ritualistic practices of many shamans today and that many societies ascribe special powers to physically disabled people.
The Krampus break into people's homes to wreak havoc or run around the streets swinging their cow tails and rods.
Mel Ott's stumpy, cow-tail swing is still before me, and so are Gehrig's thick calves and Ruth's débutante ankles.
Brown digs in, too, and tells us about, among other things, turf, wool, hayfields, curds, baleen-laced buckets and strainers made from the hair of cows' tails.
Defeated mammals make themselves small, as you can see in the cowed, tail-between-the-legs and head-down posture of any beaten dog.
Given that in Romania shortening (or docking) of the cows tails is not practiced, the score for the criterion absence of pain induced by management procedures (APIMP) was influenced only by the dehorning practices of the cows.
Instead, it takes place in a virtual world of dazzlingly bright colors, populated by animals who can be manipulated to make music — for example, a cow whose tail you can grab and reposition to change the sound made by his farts.
The cow's tail "was as drenched in shit as an artist's brush in paint.
While on Block Island saw brown creeper climbing cow's tail.
