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Why don't rams get concussions?

Rams, like other animals, have a unique anatomical structure that protects their brain from concussions. Their skulls have thick bone layers and specialized padding of fluid and tissues that help absorb impact and protect the brain during headbutting behavior. Additionally, rams have innate behavior patterns that minimize the risk of head injuries when engaging in activities like fighting for dominance or mating.


Who made up the Fearsome Foursome?

Several teams' defensive lines from the 1950s through the 1970s have been called the Fearsome Foursome. Click on the 'Fearsome Foursomes' link on this page to see who those teams and players were. The Fearsome Foursome I remember were Lamar Lundy, Roosevelt Grier, Merlin Olsen, and David "Deacon" Jones of the sixties era Los Angeles Rams.


What is a fossil that look like a spiral or a rams horn called?

A fossil that looks like a spiral or a ram's horn is called an ammonite. Ammonites were marine creatures that lived millions of years ago, and their distinctive spiral shape makes them easily recognizable in the fossil record.


What fossil looks like a spiral or a rams horn?

The ammonite fossil has a spiral shape similar to a ram's horn. Ammonites were marine creatures that lived millions of years ago and had coiled shells. These fossils are often found in sedimentary rocks and are prized by collectors for their intricate shapes.


What animals migrate in the cold weather and the warm weather?

Penguin's, Polar Bears, Seals, Walrus, Whales, Arctic Birds, Arctic Fox, The Wolverine, Wolves, and The Musk Oxen.polar bears

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How many times did the St. Louis Rams appear in the NFC championship?

The St. Louis Rams (fka the Los Angeles Rams) have appeared in the NFC Conference Championship Game 9 times. They are 3-6 in the NFCCG. The Rams NFC Conference Championship Game Appearances: 1974 Vikings 23 Rams 20 1975 Cowboys 37 Rams 7 1976 Vikings 24 Rams 13 1978 Cowboys 28 Rams 0 1979 Rams 9 Buccaneers 0 1985 Bears 24 Rams 0 1989 49ers 30 Rams 3 1999 Rams 11 Buccaneers 6 2001 Rams 29 Eagles 24


How many Super Bowls have the rams won?

Only one- the XXXIV Superbowl.


Is it a flock of rams or a herd of rams?

A herd of rams.


How many Super Bowls did rams loose?

2


How many points were the rams favored over the patriots in super bowl xxxvi?

The Rams were favored by 14 points over the Patriots.


How many points did the St. Louis Rams score in 2001?

The Rams scored 503 points in the 2001 regular season and 91 in the playoffs.


How many Super Bowls have the St Louis Rams won and how many playoffs have they been to?

IN the playoffs 21 times since 1966 an they won it once in 2000. The Rams franchise has been to three Super Bowls. In 1980, as the Los Angeles Rams, they lost to Pittsburgh, in 2000 as the St. Louis Rams they beat Tennessee and the following year they lost to New England.


What state are the rams from?

The Rams are from Colorado :))


Have the Rams always been the St. Louis Rams?

NO- they were the LA rams not long ago.


Do rams lay eggs?

Rams are male sheep. Rams can't lay eggs.


How many superbowls has Kurt warner won?

1 with 1999 Rams


How many times have the rams been to the super bowl period?

4

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