0
Exotic Farm Animals
This category deals with exotic farm animals which have become commercial enterprises in the farming community such as emu, ostrich, or yak. The treatment and care of these non traditional creatures along with certain farming techniques is discussed here.
1,636 Questions
Yes.
Note, if an animal has fur (hair) it's a mammal.
Yes
Yes, camels are mammals.
Oxen are bovines used as for draft work, and often come of the Bos primigenius species.
Buffalo, on the other hand, pertain to the wild distant cousins of domestic cattle that live without any need of human contact or interference. They refer to African Buffalo, Asian Water Buffalo and American Bison.
Yes deer eat everything. You might try rosemary, lantanna some sages. Deer typically do not like some of the stronger smelling plants. Herbs and traditional natural plants tend to make them move on to other people's tender plants.
yes i was attacked very seriously in the nostril area... i only have one now ):
Why does your nose keep tingling?
I also would like the answer to this question. The tingling across the bridge of my nose and sometimes down the sides of it started for me a couple days ago and feels like my glasses are slipping down my nose. But when I go to push them up, they are already up or sometimes I don't even have my glasses on at all. From comments on the net that I've found, it could have something to do with the trigeminal nerve that serves that area of the face or be a symptom of hypoglycemia. But there doesn't seem to be much agreement. I just had a lot of dental work done and also have found myself holding my chin up in an odd way to see out of the reading section of my progressive bifocals when working on the computer. I'm thinking one or both of these factors may have some role in this. But I'd love to learn more.
What was the temperature in elk grove CA on 7-19-09?
92 degrees F.
Just kidding.
Who would possibly know that?!
Check an actual weather site....
What is the answer for Corey the camel problem?
How many bananas does he have total to begin with? I am just assuming that he has 3,000 bananas, can carry 1,000 at a time, and has to travel 1,000 miles to get to the market, eats 1 banana every mile, can't go anywhere without bananas, and can store them any place along the way. The largest amount he can get to the market is 533 1/3 bananas. This is how to get it:
First thing, he gathers 1,000 bananas, then goes 200 miles, drops off 600 bananas there, then goes back. He grabs another 1,000 and at the 200 mile mark, where he left 600 bananas, he gets another 200 bananas (leaving 400 at the 200 mile mark). Now he has 1,000 bananas again. Now lets divide 1,000 into thirds: 333 1/3 to get to the next (storehouse?), 333 1/3 to store, and 333 1/3 to get back to the previous storehouse (so now he has 400 bananas at the 200 mile mark and 333 1/3 bananas at the 533 1/3 mile mark). So now he goes back to the 200 mile mark, picks up 200 bananas because he's out of bananas, and gets back to his oasis. Now for the final 1,000 bananas. He gets 1,000 bananas, goes 200 miles, picks up the last 200 bananas (so now he's back to 1,000 bananas), goes 333 1/3 miles, picks up the 333 1/3 bananas there (again has 1,000 bananas), and goes to the market. At the market, he has 533 1/3 bananas.
How do you get a girl 5 inches taller than you?
just like any other girl they are the same as any other girl
