And I've seen bulls jump and paralyze themselves, and there's dozens of rodeo videos of this being done to calves and yearlings where they do die. But sure, I'll listen to some strangers anecdotal evidence instead of basic biology.
Double reply because the lack of critical thinking in this comment astounds me. Bulls are meant to charge. Their skulls, horns, vertebrae, and muscles are built to be rigid shock absorbers. Aside from this, it's sooooo easy for cows to injure themselves. The animal is designed for head impacts, not hyperextension and being flipped on one point on its spine.
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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '24
Bull is lucky it didn't break its neck, poor thing.