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Will cats die if wiskers are cut?
they will grow back they will not die if one of their whiskers fall out it is like us we lose our teeth and our teeth grow into adult teeth right? will for them they lose their whiskers and like I said they grow back.
Is the phrase get back to your rat killing a regional saying?
I believe it's a southern thing. I grew up with this and many other colorful sayings that no one I know has ever heard.
What types of goats are best to raise for meat?
There are some strains of goats that have been genetically selected by man specifically for meat. Some of these are actual breeds while others of these are just beginning to have distinct traits that pass reliably from parents to offspring. The breeds or stains used in the U.S. have all been genetically selected from populations of goats brought by settlers to new countries. These goats were often allowed to become almost feral (run wild). Under these conditions, only those who could survive their rugged environment lived long enough to produce offspring. This type of genetic selection where nature not man choses which livestock will be used to produce offspring is called natural selection. These breeds or strains include: 1) Spanish Meat Goat - Spanish goats are the descendants of goats brought to the U.S. by early New England settlers. They migrated south and probably interbred with goats brought into Texas and Mexico by early Spanish settlers. Their ancestry is as mixed up as that of a mongrel dog. Their rugged environment shaped them into very tough, rather small goats. Specific ranchers have genetically selected Spanish goats for better meat production by keeping only the biggest or meatiest bucks for breeding to females. Nubian bucks have sometimes been crossed with them to improve size, milk production of dams, and fleshiness of the kids. These meatier goats are known as Spanish Meat goats. They come in almost any color and are usually left horned. Their ears are somewhat pendulous but shorter than a Nubian's. Many of them produce a cashmere undercoat in winter. 2) Tennessee Meat Goat - in 1880 a flock of myotonic goats was identified on a farm in Tennessee. Myotonic means that they have a condition that caused their muscles to lock up whenever they were startled. Sometimes their muscles lock up so suddenly that they fall over. This was the origin of the Tennesee Stiff-Leg or Fainting Goat population. These goats come in many color combinations and have airplane ears (shaped like Alpine ears but not erect, instead they jut out sideways). Texas ranchers at Onion Creek Farm chose from this population, goats with the largest frames and heaviest muscles to keep for breeding purposes. Gradually they produced a goat that is larger and heavier than the original strain. These selected goats are known as Tennesse Meat Goats. The constant stiffening and relaxing of the muscles of myotonic goats may result in heavy rear leg muscling, tender meat, and a high meat to bone ratio. 3) South African Boer Goat - This South African breed probably resulted from crossbreeding of native goats raised by Bantu tribes and various European and Asian goats brought in by Dutch immigrants. In the 1800s, SA goat farmers started selecting for compact, muscular, short-haired goats. They were able to produce a strain of goat that bred true for high growth rate, muscular carcasses, good fertility, and short hair combined with a very distinct color pattern (white body and red head). In 1959, breed standards were adopted and they became a recognized breed. Boer goats were introduced into the US in the early 1990s. Under good nutritional conditions, Boer goat crossbreds produce outstanding weight gains and carcasses. 4) New Zealand Kiko Goat - The Kiko goat was produced in New Zealand by taking feral does that exhibited good meat conformation and breeding them with Saanen and Nubian bucks to increase their milk yield and butterfat content. Those bucks and does whose offspring grew best (as measured by weight gain) under rugged conditions were chosen to produce the future generations. Kikos have similar ears to Spanish goats but are usually larger framed. They are often white like their Saanen ancestors. United Nations Farms
Does a birds foot grow back?
I had a pet canary that grew it's leg back. I was 10 yrs old and cleaning his cage. The chain fell loose and the cage dropped, trapping the bird's leg under the bottom of the cage. I yelled for my Dad when I saw the leg was hanging by a sliver of skin. Dad took a piece of toothpick to use as a splint, spread Watkins Petro-Carbo salve on a small piece of gauze and wrapped it's leg. It grew back by the next time I cleaned the cage which was about a week. Miracle? I believe it was to this day.
Is his face grew grey onomatopoeia or personification?
personification
What animals grew up at the mission Santa Barbara?
many animals grew there like horses and pigs also rams and goats
What are three crops Greek farmers grew and three animals they raised?
They grew wheat, barley, and grapes. They raised sheep, goats, and mules.
What did the neolithic people eat in their time period?
They grew fruits and vegetables on their land. They also raised animals such as cows,goats, and chickens.
Where did Goat Hill get its name?
Back in the late 20's a gentleman by name of Salvatore Miceli otherwise known as "Goats Miceli" or "Black Goats Miceli" due to his dark sicilian color. He was born of Lucca Siccula, Sicily and had a family that grew up on goat hill. It was his neighborhood hence the name Goat hill. He was shot down in 1930, Pueblo CO. and is buried a Rowslawn cemetry.
Did Barack Obama have a pet goat?
If you are asking about the president, no he did not. But if you are asking about his father (who had the same name), he grew up in a village where people did have goats, and he may have had one too.
What are the connections between industry and the Thames?
The Thames has a great history of being used by industry for it's easy access to the rest of Europe and the world. By using shipping to transport items back-n-forth it grew and grew. Like many of the worlds great cities being on a river, London was built around the Thames.
What is the name of the large triangular bony structures that grew from stegosaurus back?
bony back
Does Brittney Spears still have hair?
yes she grew it back.
What did the Indus valley people use to farm?
The Harappans raised dates, wheat, peas, cattle, sheep and goats.
What did Hopi Indians hunt for and grew?
The Hopi are hardly extinct. They hunt today for rabbits, deer, and mountain goats, just as they always have. They are most famous for growing corn in the desert of Arizona.
What did people living in the different parts of the Byzantine empire do to make a living?
In the southern and Eastern Europe, people grew crops or raised sheep or goats. In northern Africa and southwesten Asia, some people were nomadic heeders of sheep, goats, and camels. Other were merchants & artisans.
What did the sumerian s do to stop being nomads?
They grew crops.
