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cows and rain
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.He who professes to be weather wise Is seldom other wise... Proverb... Growing up in "cow country" in western U.S., we know that cows, being ruminants, lie down several times a day to chew the cud. In fact, cows lying down are considered an indicator of good pasture. So, seeing a cow lying down before rain is a coincidence. It is true, however, that cows drift with the onset of a blizzard in winter. They will walk slowly down wind, tail to the blizzard, and do this for miles in open pastures. In severe blizzards, they are often found drifted tightly into the corners of fences, sometimes dying in the cold...
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