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Fact check: "depending on the origin of hyaluronidase, injection of hyaluronidase should be avoided because cross-reactions may occur in patients who are allergic to bovine collagen and bee stings"
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7398804/
Looks true π
Oh nice a rare wholesome comment on the web just sharing... knowledge...
Source?
cell wall
Cringe moment
Yea... we aren't plant people.
Also, wouldn't the body just be considered allergic to that substance, rather than saying it is confusing the substance for something similar it is allergic to?
That part also confused me.
Lololol
Growing up in rural Nepal, my grandfather had 6 cows(Bos taurus) and 4 buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis) and a few goats. We owned a big forested land and the cattle and goats roamed there all day and came back in the evening. I think they also maintained the local football field sometimes. We (our cattle) were pretty much the majority milk supplier in our village.
My memory could be decieving me, and english is like my 4th language, but none of our cows had testicles.
I don't know if it would be funnier if you pulled all this out of your ass for the joke, or if it was all real.
On one hand, an elaborate troll.
On the other, a scientifically well-learned polyglot cattle-farmer from Nepal with an unreliable memory and a penchant for pedantry.
The English language is missing a gender neutral term for a cow/bull.
Cows are female
Bulls are male
Steers are castrated bulls
Cattle - the term for multiple cows and/or bulls and/or steers
Itβs odd because every other animal with gendered language has a gender neutral term. Take chicken for example.
Hens are female
Roosters (or Cocks) are male
Capons are castrated roosters
Itβs so nice to have a word like chicken to describe all these animals. But no word for that exists for cow/bull in English.
The writer of the tumblr post above either didnβt know the right word to use would be βBull,β or the writer wanted to make sure they were understood so used the word Cow. Whichβ¦ linguistically at this point may have become the gender neutral term for this animal because people need one.
Cow is such a common word, and bull is so uncommon that to be understood by everyone, cow might just be the best word.
Though anyone with knowledge of animal husbandry would be baffled because by the strict definition cows are always female.
Iβm sorry you had to learn this nightmare language.
Which do chicken breasts come from?
And the bulls?
cow testicle
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Cow girlcock
I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a cow baller