The dewlap could be an advantage for a cow in defense of predators that may try to go for her throat. It's an advantage in that instead of the predator getting the jugular vein, they get a mouthful of skin.
A cow's skin can vary in thickness, but on average it is around 1.5-4 millimeters thick. The thickness of the skin can vary depending on the breed of cow and its age.
a "bell cow" is a cow with a bell around her neck that is followed up the mountain by those old timers laying/designing a roadway. it's presumed that the cow will take the easiest path up and around the ascending terrain, and hence mark for trackers the most efficient path!
easy kill the cow,put it to the ground,and skin it's as easy as 123 abc
Today's basketballs are made out of rubber, not cow hide.
Cow skin is a natural material derived from cows and is used for various leather goods, while rubber is a synthetic material made from latex and is known for its flexibility and waterproof properties. Cow skin is often used in clothing and accessories, while rubber is commonly used in tires, seals, and various household products.
A cow's skin can vary in thickness, but on average it is around 1.5-4 millimeters thick. The thickness of the skin can vary depending on the breed of cow and its age.
The skin of the cow.
The hide of a cow. There is no "kind" of cow skin, just any old cow skin that has been tanned into leather is used.
Cow skin is called "pomo" in Yoruba.
On the cow, it's usually its called hide or skin. After the cow is skinned, it's called hide, leather, cowhide, pelt, that sort of thing.
no its a old folk story to keep children inside at night. the "may cow" was a cow like creature who had chains around its neck and bright red eyes and steals children
It can describe both.
a "bell cow" is a cow with a bell around her neck that is followed up the mountain by those old timers laying/designing a roadway. it's presumed that the cow will take the easiest path up and around the ascending terrain, and hence mark for trackers the most efficient path!
You throw the lassow around the cows neck to stop it from running and direct where you want it to go. You can also use the lasso to hog tie the cow on the ground for branding.
The brisket comes from the lower side of the neck of the cow. It is the muscle under the flap of skin hanging off the lower neck. This URL shows the location of the brisket (in blue) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:BeefCutBrisket.png
The "muscular neck" of the uterus is called the cervix.
The old helmets where made of cow skin leather