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Scientists Are Amazed After Painting Cows In Zebra Stripes – They Get Bitten 50% Less Than Usual (5 photo)

Scientists conducted a study showing that there’s a far better way to protect cows from pesky biting flies than using pesticides. That method involves painting the cows with zebra-like stripes, which help camouflage the animals from annoying pests.

Scientists conducted a study showing that there’s a far better way to protect cows from pesky biting flies than using pesticides.

Turns Out, Farmers Are Protecting Their Calves From Frostbite With Earmuffs, And It’s Too Cute (13 photo)

Remember the times your mother made you wear that hat your grandma knitted? Well, we’re not the only ones. Turns out, farmers are protecting their cattle from harsh weathers with adorable clothing as well. And since young calves are the most susceptible to these dangers, they get the most attention.

Remember the times your mother made you wear that hat your grandma knitted? Well, we’re not the only ones.

Giant Tortoise And Baby Cow Who Lost Its Leg Become Best Friends (8 photo)

Leonardo the African spurred turtle was rescued from a Bangkok zoo in 2013, while Simon came in January after getting his leg seriously injured. The poor cow was with his mom when he got caught in the vines. Part of one of his hind legs had fallen off due to the accident, and the rescue center got him a prosthetic to help him walk.

Leonardo the African spurred turtle was rescued from a Bangkok zoo in 2013, while Simon came in January after getting his leg seriously injured.

Dudley The Cow Got A New Prosthetic Leg And Is So Happy Now (1 photo + 1 video + 6 GIF)

After being rescued from a cattle rancher, Dudley is doing much better with his new leg.

After being rescued from a cattle rancher, Dudley is doing much better with his new leg.

Little Cow Learns To Walk Again (1 photo + 9 GIF)

Fawn was born in inhumane conditions in a milking stall. Her mother had to give birth standing up, so Fawn fell and injured herself just as she was coming into the world. She developed an infection and couldn't fully walk — she'd just hobble around on her front knees. Eventually Fawn ended up at Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary, where she was connected with experts at Cornell Veterinary Hospital.

Fawn was born in inhumane conditions in a milking stall. Her mother had to give birth standing up, so Fawn fell and injured herself just as she was coming into the world.