Two of Punctuation's eight calves have been spotted with calves of their own.
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She'd had eight calves between 1986 and 2016, and two of them bore their own calves.
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While sorted semen allows some farmers to play God, natural breeding results in female calves and male calves.
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But in 2017, a year in which five calves were born, the average time for females between calves was a full decade.
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Calves were deprived of adequate nutrition, and the video shows employees stabbing and hitting calves with steel rebars and branding irons, ARM said.
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The researchers found that more caribou calves died early in years when spring plant growth preceded the animal's calving season — not that fewer caribou calves were born.
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Hunter's normal-width tall boots don't fit over my slightly muscular calves so I opted for the wide-leg version, which fit my calves with room to spare.
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" In a statement accompanying the footage, ARM wrote, "Fair Oaks Farms employees were observed throwing calves in and out of their huts … Calves were pushed, thrown, slapped, kicked and slammed to the ground if and when the newborn calves did not nurse from the artificial rubber nipple during the feeding process.
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As much as I can imagine that a human swimmer might have big calves, we are supposed to be thinking of ORCAs, who give birth to some pretty big calves.
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The PA announced a boycott of Israeli calves in October.
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For instance, he regularly uses the cone on his calves.
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They rope calves and weave in and out of barrels.
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The actress says her favorite body part is her calves.
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Top agricultural products include wheat, cattle and calves and soybeans.
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These female warriors have calves every four to five years.
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"Don't move," he said, sliding his hands around my calves.
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But the bonds between mothers and calves are extremely strong.
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Grandmothers, mothers and daughters babysit, defend and raise calves together.
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His athleticism is not just in his quads and calves.
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Chris Harrisson, a farmer in Alston, England, checking on calves.
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I'm thirsty and sluggish, and my calves tend to cramp.
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There were three adults and two calves, one a newborn.
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I showered with gross water rising up to my calves.
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The animals grow weaker, and females sometimes abort their calves.
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Gouzer was leaning forward on the barrier, stretching his calves.
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There was a black goth dirndl cascading over tattooed calves.
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But sperm whale calves aren't physiologically able to dive deep with their mothers for their first few years of life, so close family members watch the calves when mom goes hunting for squid, Gero said.
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Most are weaned calves from Chihuahua state in north-western Mexico.
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I felt this move in my calves and core the most.
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They can cause bunions, back problems, ankle sprains and tight calves.
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Are you lacing up your running shoes and stretching your calves?
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Surely those thigh-high boots chafe a little on her calves?
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To make matters worse, SeaWorld also separated mothers from their calves.
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She already has three other calves, a local Fox affiliate reported.
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Calving season is starting, so we've got about five baby calves.
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She poked needles into my calves, my hands, and my face.
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"She walks on an incline, which helps her calves" Krefting said.
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When they nurse, calves put on 90 kg. Every. Single. Day.
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Added options for luxury rain booties (Aquatalia) and wider calves (UGG).
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Dung is compacted into dusty boulders, mounds the size of calves.
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Wagyu calves can be 40 times the price of US cattle.
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You can firm up your calves while firming up your investments.
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Calves spend at least two years learning to make it correctly.
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"The Ranch" is a prodigal-son story, complete with fatted calves.
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The sister's group waded across, the water up to their calves.
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We're looking at calves, cows, goats, sheep as well as deer.
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At Mile 24, her calves and quads and hamstrings locked up.
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All cattle and calves in the United States as of Jan.
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Xu's calves, swollen by edema, grew as large as his thighs.
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First the short and shallow cuts in his biceps and calves.
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In all, the Kaltenbachs lost 130 cows and about 70 calves.
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Several of the calves died from the impact of hitting the freeway at high speeds, others were picked up and put back into the factory farm system, but three calves managed to survive this horrible ordeal.
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While it's hard to give a firm number of how many calves were seen prior to 2011 (the numbers can fluctuate), in a good year, the team might observe 12 to 20163 different calves, he said.
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The bottoms of his feet and calves are "on fire," he says.
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A typical female will have 3 to 5 calves during her lifetime.
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Pregnant elephants eat particular leaves to induce the births of their calves.
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After the footstraps, Cobb moves to the calves, the quads, the belt.
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"Two years ago, Holstein calves were going for $175 apiece," Grannell said.
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Of these 3,000 calves, 33 percent are taken by predators by September.
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Ahmad started raising calves in a rooftop shed about 15 years ago.
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The next day, my cheeks were just as sore as my calves.
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Sparky was nine when he was hit, and had fathered three calves.
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She soon became dehydrated, and her calves and thighs began to ache.
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The last successful birth was in 2015, when two calves were born.
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The rhinos include adult breeding bulls and cows, young adults and calves.
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Dairy cows calves like these three often have a short, hard life.
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I got tattoos on both calves and my entire back is covered.
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While 124 cows, 48 calves, and 59,000 pork knuckles are also consumed.
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Start with your toes, then feet, then calves -- you get the idea.
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The measure would also apply to pork and calves raised for veal.
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Release your feet, ankles, calves, knees, hips, belly, chest, heavy and loose.
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Each spring — calving season — they help bring new calves into the world.
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We walk around and see two baby lambs and two baby calves.
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It had also been passed down to four of Buri's six calves.
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Onstage, a man was balancing on a woman's calves while Mozart blared.
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Of their thirteen calves, eight were still visible in footage come September.
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Your instincts tell you that both calves do not belong on a stool.
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My hips are wide, my ass is broad, and my calves are thick.
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Ric was a 27-year-old Filipino with thick calves and wavy hair.
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Suffice to say, the mother and calves are going down by 80 percent.
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She's probably lost two other calves since her first offspring eight years ago.
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A herd of cattle, including several calves, had been stranded by the floodwaters.
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Some of the cowboys lagged behind with the straggler calves, mushing them along.
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This style comfortably fits wider calves and comes in a glossy finish, too.
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Stretch your calves on the windowsill to the succulent "Steamed Hams Inc." above.
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After a run, it's important to stretch your quads, calves and hip flexors.
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The committed bachelor is the father to all three of the future calves.
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I love squeezing it out of the tube and just eating calves' liverwurst.
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In total, four dolphins were trapped — two adults and two calves, CNN reported.
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Coyotes have killed two of his dogs and one of his family's calves.
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I wanted to cut the flesh out of me: calves, thighs, and belly.
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He needed that pasture if the calves were going to gain enough weight.
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The future for cows without calves to care for is a bleak one.
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The calves of my legs started contracting violently, I was paralyzed with pain.
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Over the study period, 125 calves died, 53 percent of those being tracked.
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But Mona had glamour running through her veins, down past her bulging calves.
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But Mona had glamour running through her veins, down past her bulging calves.
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Only an average of two calves are born in human care each year.
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Born on campus in September of 2017, the calves were gene-editing royalty.
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Grandmother whales are also known to share food with their daughter&aposs calves.
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Reuters also witnessed him massaging an athlete's hamstrings and calves by the track.
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Soon her thighs, calves, and feet wore an oily sheen illuminated by the candles.
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"All the weak reindeer die - the sick, the elderly and calves," she told Reuters.
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Tilikum was captured off the coast of Iceland and sired 21 calves in captivity.
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They ranged from young calves to mature adults, which can weigh about 1,500 pounds.
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As many as 75% of new calves in the last two decades have died.
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Our crew would be bored, but at least we'd all have well-toned calves.
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Yes, my calves look ripped and, yes, I wouldn't have it any other way.
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The bear weighed 540 pounds and was linked to the deaths of 13 calves.
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The new rules define cattle as bulls, cows, buffalo, steers, heifers, calves and camels.
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She needed to find a way to prevent her newborn calves from getting frostbite.
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I wrapped yarn around my calves and thighs and wove myself into a net.
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Easily frightened on land, walrus stampedes are deadly for calves caught in the panic.
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Many of the reindeer abandoned their calves in order to ensure their own survival.
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Young women were draped in skirts and wore large bells wrapped around their calves.
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They steer with their calves as they shoot around the corners of the course.
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One of her calves, #4681, was struck and killed by a ship in 2016.
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My leg muscles have largely atrophied, making my calves no thicker than my arms.
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Calves born under such conditions were at immediate and dire risk, Mr. Kohl said.
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Op-Docs A teenager helps her family save newborn calves during a snowy spring.
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The manatee calves were not suckling with their mothers well and needed hand-rearing.
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In 14th-century England, calves were seen as both very expensive and also cute.
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One of my early memories is bottle-feeding the calves at 5 or 6.
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One of his calves, 3-year-old Cora, currently lives at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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The calves have only a thin layer of the blubber that protects adult whales.
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I like to roll my calves, hamstrings and glutes, rotating through the various surfaces.
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Mr. Lamport still owns a group of calves that he eventually plans to sell.
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He said young immigrants have calves like cantaloupes, from hauling marijuana over the border.
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They found that mothers and calves spend significant amounts of time nursing and resting.
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Since 2011, they haven't observed many sexually mature females in the company of calves.
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My mum and aunties told me that they loved eating calves' brains as kids.
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In the wild, elephant cows raise their calves in a communal setting with other cows.
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Mark's been visiting livestock all across the country, and keeps petting calves everywhere he goes.
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At 16, he began working at a dairy farm, milking cattle and then raising calves.
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Our Sami village has about 5,500 reindeer and about 3,000 calves are born each year.
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When Charley Seckler was 3 years old, everyone seemed to notice his big, strong calves.
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In laboratories, cells are often grown using a fetal bovine serum extracted from unborn calves.
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All of the calves are receiving bottle feedings and medical attention for their health issues.
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Tilikum was captured off the coast of Iceland and has sired 21 calves in captivity.
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Three rhino calves and one adult rhino have already died in the flooding this year.
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Tilikum, who has sired 21 calves, has killed three people, including SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau.
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There were 11.1 million U.S. cattle and calves being fed for slaughter as of Sept.
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In 28503, there were 22019 documented deaths and no new calves were born in 2018.
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Only five calves were known to have been born, and at least 270 whales died.
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Or else, treated in the same way, cold noodles in liver juice, preferably calves' liver.
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But just because the calf carries them doesn't mean they directly make the calves bigger.
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Their undersized offspring may die young or fail to produce many calves of their own.
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With the new manatee milk formula, the calves' stool is healthier, according to Mr. Cabana.
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Two-headed calves occasionally show up in headlines, though they usually die soon after birth.
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"My calves are my one good feature," I reminded him as he gritted his teeth.
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That stress can lead to low birth weight in calves and miscarriages, Mr. Macon said.
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Calving Season (22018) A teenager helps her ranching family save calves during a snowy spring.
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The market crashed in 2016 with calves bringing half what they did the previous year.
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Higher-end clothes means pieces that pay attention to wider hips, longer torsos, bigger calves.
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With the help of a team that shoots nets from helicopters to catch and tag the calves with radio collars (a process that takes about 2000 minutes for the moose and eschews the use of drugs), Dr. Pekins was able to track 179 moose calves.
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They have saved hundreds of calves, and in addition offer veterinary help and educate local communities.
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In the video, employees are seen throwing calves into the trailer or forcefully pushing them in.
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Remember the horny Beto tweet about the Texas Congressman being able to make your calves cramp?
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And, things can get especially complicated if you're searching for a pair to flatter wide calves.
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There were two females and two calves, and the crew could tell they were eating something.
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Paliskunta issue every reindeer owner a pattern that they cut into the ears of newborn calves.
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This year she noticed very few calves, but notes a systematic survey needs to be done.
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Finally, extend your right leg and shift your weight back to stretch your hamstrings and calves.
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Or you could make like Shia LaBeouf and get matching Missy Elliott tattoos on your calves.
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"I was weaning calves on the farm in Culpeper, Virginia," shared the 53-year-old singer.
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Calves accounted for 35 percent of these short calls, which they produced when joining their mothers.
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She previously gave birth to four other calves -- two of them are at SeaWorld San Antonio.
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To learn more about these calves and Farm Sanctuary's other rescue efforts, visit the organization's website.
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The agency says 323 animals were killed, including 70 calves, in the lightning storm on Friday.
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But in captivity, the researchers say dental problems were seen in young animals and even calves.
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Right now, as the summer solstice approaches, they are arriving to give birth to their calves.
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If you want dry shoes and calves upon arrival you'll need to find additional protection elsewhere.
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They're also tall and hug my calves snugly so they won't slide down or bunch up.
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If you have thick calves, you should consider these shorter boots versus Hunter's classic tall style.
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If your calves and feet are both wide, you should be fine with your normal size.
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And just this month, prima ballerina Misty Copeland got her own doll, complete with muscular calves.
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Move to the shins, the calves, the backs of the knees, the front of the knees.
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"My calves were so fat, I couldn't click my heels," he was quoted as telling friends.
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Seven newborn calves were spotted this year, up from five in 2017 and none last year.
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Scharping said he valued a cow's bucking-bull pedigree, but also how mothers raise their calves.
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Baby calves were swept into freezing floodwaters, washing up dead along the banks of swollen rivers.
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This means that they are textured and tighter in certain places like the calves and quads.
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Dr. Kaiden also recommended compression socks to help boost circulation and avoid swollen feet or calves.
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On her, red pants pulled up past the calves, the telltale bulge of diapers, tiny shoes.
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You could also check out Vim & Vigr sleeves, which compress your calves without encasing your feet.
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Seeing her children bottle-feed calves and milk full-grown cows was a source of pride.
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Since the closing, Mr. Peters has taken in pregnant cows, calves and cows otherwise not giving milk.
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I feel those miles, mostly in my calves, but also with my overall inability to wake up.
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It can take the skins of as many as 130 calves to produce a 500-page book.
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Unlike traditional skateboarders, longboarders alternate their kicking legs, building strong calves and glutes with every power push.
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Once suckled, the prized calves are sold to an abattoir or feedlot at a price per kilogram.
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Nelson said farmers and ranchers in Nebraska lost hundreds of pigs and thousands of cattle, including calves.
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Kimba was 12 years old, and had sired 6 calves, including a 7th on the way now.
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When the sun was burning hot, one of the herders took the calves back to the stable.
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It was the first time many had gotten a good look at how muscular his calves are.
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"Two rhino calves have drowned and up to 15 deer perished in the high floods," Brahma said.
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Most were ripped in the most exquisite way, their high sneakers hugging calves seemingly chiseled from granite.
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He uses them to treat sick cattle, but does not mix them into feed for healthy calves.
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Calves born in some years remained undersized even three years after birth, he and his colleagues found.
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Once there, I made another split-second decision to lift my skirt and expose my mismatched calves.
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Newborn calves and their mothers were killed and about 500 bales of stockpiled hay were washed away.
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Grandmother orcas have also been known to babysit their grand-calves while their daughters hunt, he added.
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A walrus sunk a Russian navy boat out of fear that the vessel was endangering her calves.
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"If you don't have calves and you have whales dying, that's a pretty bad situation," Mayo said.
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Only Mayura's calves eat chocolate and, even then, it's limited to specific points in their short lifespans.
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With dancing, my calves and shins are aching at the end of the day because of the heels.
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Rob Kardashian is showing glimmers of a toned body, judging from what looks like some pretty muscular calves.
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California's Proposition 12 establishes minimum space requirements for egg-laying chickens, calves raised for veal, and pregnant pigs.
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Their jewelry is made of teeth, their ankles and calves wrapped n the fur of some wild beast.
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And which calves belong to which mothers can be deduced by seeing who spends most time with whom.
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I moved until the braces on my legs cut into my shins and calves, pushing myself to exhaustion.
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Signs around Vici (which is pronounced "Vy-Sigh") offer free meals, free clothes, free care for orphaned calves.
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When the farmer's grandfather bought the land years ago, he arrived with a cow that birthed twin calves.
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"All of the following resulted in pain, suffering, permanent injury and death of the calves," the statement alleged.
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In early July, we gather our reindeer to our summer grounds, where we mark the calves at night.
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Water then turns that color energy into heat — precisely what the blubber-less calves need to grow strong.
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The Norwegian Environment Agency later confirmed the body count reached a total of 323 reindeer (including 70 calves).
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"Like all young growing calves she needs lots of rest throughout the day and night," the spokesperson says.
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Scholars, judges and attorneys have long seen self-represented defendants as calves pulling their own leads to slaughter.
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She was continuing to deal with her post-traumatic stress, and the calves became part of the process.
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He stared straight into the camera for a photo shoot as his uniform shorts drooped toward his calves.
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Tony was all soft edges; round head, round belly, round calves and his emotions oozed out of him.
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Horses had to be ridden, calves branded, steers roped, but nobody needed anyone, ever, to ride a bull.
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One study showed that if a cow elk was disturbed 10 times during calving, no calves would survive.
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Earlier in the day, a group of elephants tried to teach two calves to swim in the shallows.
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And the mistake had been passed down to four of Buri's six calves, along with the hornless gene.
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I'm terrified they won't fit my calves (dancer legs), so I hold off trying them on for now.
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The Wilsons invited their whole family over each spring to round up the calves, vaccinate and tag them.
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But Mr. Kohl said he had lost about 40 calves during twin calamities of subzero cold and flooding.
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Indeed, the brightest stars of this underwater menagerie are a pair of twin manatee calves dubbed Millennium and Falcon.
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It's an experience that will leave your cheeks just as sore from smiling as your calves are from running.
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In addition, employees would sit on the calves, which was often too much weight for the animals to bear.
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The data thus collected let Dr Croft analyse the lives of 525 calves born into three of the pods.
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For now, the migrants are getting their blistered feet treated by doctors and their sore calves massaged by volunteers.
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In the wild, there could be reduced ability of cows to defend calves from predators like hyenas and lions.
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I work in an office where, though I'm an outlier, I'm never judged for my rough and ready calves.
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When it calves, the Larsen C Ice Shelf will lose more than 10 percent of its total surface area.
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The makeshift zoo enclosure is also home to another polar bear, six belugas, five walrus calves and a wolf.
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Had everything gone as planned, all the calves in this experiment would have been born male—physiologically, at least.
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Rock climbing is mainly lats, forearms, quads and calves, so these are not going to contribute to better posture.
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Calves that get cold are brought indoors to barns and sometimes into ranchers' homes to keep warm, he added.
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But he couldn't resist wrestling her a few seconds, gripping her firm calves and one of her bare feet.
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It may be wobbly and exhausting—my calves are shrieking—but I'm flying and no one can catch me.
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In a press release published Sunday, the Norwegian Environment Agency said that 70 of the dead reindeer were calves.
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Not only are there fewer calves in recent years, but signs of inbreeding also point to a weakening population.
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Hired hands took the cattle to graze after boys and girls pulled suckling calves and sheep from their mothers.
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In recent years, there have been between zero and four calves [surviving] per 100 caribou cows in those spots.
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The outer garment was long enough to reach her calves, and also had puffy sleeves that extended into gloves.
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In 2008, voters passed Proposition 2, which gave hens, calves and pigs more room in their crates or cages.
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Pros: More coverage, loose on calves, sweat-wicking, comfortable, soft, flatteringCons: Run long so might not fit shorter customers
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I waded in to my knees, feeling my calves turn numb as a pro athlete's in an ice bath.
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Scientists used temporary tags on humpback mothers and calves in Exmouth Gulf in western Australia to record their interactions.
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Proposition 63 would establish new cage-free housing requirements for baby veal calves, mother pigs, and egg-laying hens.
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The calves spend the first 6 months of their lives with their mothers, drinking milk and grazing the fields.
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Torres remarked that separating the calves from their herds would make it easier for them to be transferred to zoos.
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The corridor to enter the event was clogged two by two with swollen frames, edging along on cleft-chinned calves.
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My ripped calves have provided me with opportunities I never would have imagined as a vulnerable 10-year-old girl.
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Heat cramps can strike in any of your muscles, but they usually occur in the calves, arms, abs, or back.
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Most were performed by adults (male and female), although we also saw four juveniles and two calves performing this behaviour.
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They, like the herders, favour the calves, so to keep the herd size stable, the herders have to take less.
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Researchers have found that, once the calves are born, mothers do not eat and rely solely on their fat stores.
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Scientists have seen orcas hunt an assortment of prey, including fish, seals, dolphins, and even the calves of large whales.
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Neck sunburns, sore calves and headaches from server crashes; these are the tell-tale signs of a Pokémon Go player.
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LFA sonar can harm the animals by interrupting mating, stopping communication, causing them to separate from calves, and inflicting stress.
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But Ewers was afraid that if the fleece got wet, the earmuffs might actually end up damaging the calves' ears.
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HAPPY WAS one of seven Asian elephant calves captured, probably from the same herd, in Thailand in the early 1970s.
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After giving birth, mother manatees will stay with their calves throughout their nursing period, which lasts up to two years.
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This season's shoes are lace-up heels — beautiful, except that they aren't staying put high up on the models' calves.
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By the time the calves are sold at auction, they can already fetch 20133 times the price of US cattle.
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Walruses normally perch on floating ice to rest while diving for food and to take care of their newborn calves.
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They aspire to run strong beef cattle, but wind up with diarrheal calves that will not live out the week.
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But because shallow hip sockets allow deep, ass-to-calves squats, Poland also produces a lot of great Olympic weightlifters.
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Sometimes you get a jean and they're too tight on the calves, or too short, or just too tight period.
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While designed for your back, you can also use the Thorex for your quads, calves, hamstrings, butt, arms, and more.
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Granted, eating veal might make you feel like a monster; the slaughtering of young calves to make it is controversial.
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Few gray whales had calves this year because they were not able to eat enough last summer, Ms. Black said.
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Researchers at the whale watching company saw killer whales feed on gray whale calves only twice during April and May.
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I was up to my calves, maybe ten inches into the water, when I stepped on a poisonous sea urchin.
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Two calves and two adult elephants were killed instantly, and an adult elephant that was badly injured died on Monday.
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The disease can reduce milk production in dairy cows and cause blood loss in and the occasional death of calves.
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Every year, Turi loses animals, mostly calves, to golden and white-tailed eagles (and a few to lynx and wolverines).
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Yet those calves were every bit as healthy as their naturally horned Hereford counterparts, as far as she could tell.
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Dr. Cole found that human thighs come in at a beefy 21940,250 calories, while the calves are about 4,490 calories.
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"We are small dairy, we aren't like industries," he told CNBC beside a stall containing a cluster of young calves.
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Since no calves born to the group since 2015 have survived to maturity, researchers are crossing their fingers for L124.
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CBC News reports that wolves killed one caribou and three calves after they were released from government captivity in July.
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Ranchers on the edge of failure feel threatened by predators snatching away their calves, and some lash out against that threat.
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But it just so happens that I like my breasts, lips, and, I guess, my calves as they are right now.
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She's worked on many parts of the farm over the years, from caring for calves to working on safety and communications.
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The graphic footage came from an Animal Recovery Mission (ARM) investigator who gained employment working with calves at Fair Oaks Farms.
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People in the room are calling out what they feel—tingling in their feet, a heavy clitoris, shooting in their calves.
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On screen, a view that extends only up to the women's calves shows a succession of dancers executing presumably languorous choreographies.
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The leggings target your glutes, hamstrings, quads, and calves to reduce strain and bring awareness to your posture during strength training.
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Later in the workout, Speir walks women through standing moves to work calves and quads with the assist of a chair.
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According to Bates, the Henry Mountains population of about 350 has a high survival rate and produces many calves each year.
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He then went on to talk about how big his hands, feet and calves were as if I should've been drooling.
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The ranch owner's son, Derek Shirley, discovered the four cows and two calves when he surveyed the property after the storm.
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Instead of helping the hungry, distressed calves, the dairy industry often sends the baby animals to slaughter, according to Farm Sanctuary.
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What the plate does do is improves runners' ankle mechanics by stabilizing the joint and reducing the load on the calves.
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His cough was rasping, his thighs as thin as his calves, and a thumb and forefinger could practically encircle his ankles.
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During last year's monsoon-driven floods, 21 rhinos, including 10 calves aged between two and six months, drowned after becoming trapped.
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"So it turns out ear muffs for calves to stop them getting frostbite are a real thing," wrote Twitter user @ThisFarmingMan_.
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According to Historian Glenn Richard, over 3,000 sheep and lambs, 800 calves, and 300 oxen were slaughtered by the engorged horde.
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In one pen I saw a cow and her three-day-old calves, who slept in a heap in the corner.
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Male manatees, on the other hand, take no role in raising their calves as soon as the mating process is over.
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Well-trained cattlemen pull a hot iron from the fire, and calves mewl as curved steel singes hair and burns flesh.
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We started with foam rolling our calves, hamstrings, quads, and glutes to help warm up the muscles for some hard work.
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The jeans are snug at the thigh but not uncomfortably so and tapered along the leg but don't hug the calves.
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My calves and the backs of my thighs sting from standing for 12 hours, my eyes strained from the fluorescent glare.
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They discovered, for example, that calves rely on social cues and stay close to others, but mature bulls were more autonomous.
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Consumers feel good because they can believe they are eating eggs, bacon, or saltimbocca from relatively comfortable chickens, pigs, and calves.
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But supposedly "cage-free" chickens, pigs, and calves remain indoors more often than not and don't see much sunlight, if any.
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The hogs claim any food set out for livestock, and occasionally eat the livestock as well, especially lambs, kids and calves.
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In a warming landscape, pregnant female musk oxen may struggle to find enough food for their unborn calves, the researchers found.
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Since females give births to unusually large calves, they tend to be stressed and more susceptible to disease during calving season.
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Ms. Silvarolli, a stylist and designer, was swathed from her chin to her calves in the company's signature double FF logo.
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Some tourists frolicked in the filthy water and dined in restaurants as it lapped at the calves of their rubber boots.
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You feel your thighs turning into rock-hard muscle, your stomach flattening, your calves turning into two speed bags of death.
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So is the profit from two calves — Cecil, who sold for $2000,2200 last spring, and Otis, once she fattens him up.
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By the thousands, the ticks attach themselves to moose — calves are the most vulnerable — and essentially drain their blood and strength.
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Older females go through menopause, just like humans, and after that they often help their daughters take care of the calves.
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I turned toward the red sky and ran back down to the farm, the man, the woman, and the young calves.
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Veins snake through his forearms, while his calves better resemble those of Dorsey's offensive linemen than his fellow skill position players.
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A moose and its two calves were spotted along a busy highway near Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska last week.
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Those in the industry refer to them as "veal," in reference to the now-outlawed practice of slaughtering baby calves for meat.
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Prior to Tahlequah, orcas and dolphins had been seen carrying their calves for as long as a week, according to the researchers.
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Tas has about half that number—plus a few more, if you count the calves and teenagers yet to give sweet milk.
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I not only walked away with supremely sore triceps and burning calves, but also with newfound wisdom courtesy of Dr. Biden herself.
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Montana stockmen feared that bison could infect local cattle populations with the disease brucellosis, which can cause cows to abort their calves.
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Female reindeer start gaining weight in the autumn and conceiving more calves, boosting competition for food and further straining the food supply.
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As their debt grew, they promised grain not yet grown and calves not yet born, along with a farmhouse and other property.
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One person's calves might expand, requiring bigger knee-high boots, while someone else may need empire lines on dresses to sit higher.
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Like many Holstein calves, Stanton was separated from his mom early in life so his mother's milk could be sold for profit.
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Nancy Black said the pod, led by an orca she's named "Emma," had killed five gray whale calves in ten days.—VICE
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They described her coat, her horns, her temperament, and the calves she'd birthed; they recited the poems they'd composed in her honor.
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It's an experience that will leave your cheeks just as sore from smiling as your calves are from running the next day.
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Many reviewers note that this is the first pair of rain boots they have felt fit both their calves and feet well.
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Cowhands on horseback pushed hundreds of animals into corrals, and ropers lassoed the calves by the legs, flipping them onto their sides.
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Dr. DeBakey believed the device, which had been tested only on calves, was not ready to be tried on a human patient.
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Even doing exercises at your seat can help, like stretching your legs, flexing your ankles up and down, and clenching your calves.
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What really freaked fans out about Paramount's first take was that they gave him joints and muscles, like knees, elbows, and calves.
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Their heated barn is not big enough to house every animal, so they must keep watch for newborn calves to prevent fatalities.
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I strung kisses across him, his calves and knees, his thighs, the flesh firm in the center and giving at the sides.
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He has said that Dreamers — undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as young children — have calves the size of cantaloupes.
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In the spring and summer, they venture inland to give birth to their calves and eat the Arctic plants that grow there.
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And perhaps because the whales were undernourished, only five new calves appeared in 2017 and none in 20123, according to NOAA data.
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The fair features more than 2,900 animals and numerous activities, including pig races and livestock shows with calves, rabbits, pigeons and goats.
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More than half of moose calves in the area have died in recent winters because of blood loss caused by winter ticks.
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For his appearance at the Grammys, Porter wore a sparkling blue jumpsuit with silver fringe down the calves and matching cropped blazer.
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In Europe, researchers inoculated calves with probiotics that eliminate the most virulent bacteria in cow guts, potentially cutting methane emissions by half.
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Then they went over the calves' genomes themselves to confirm the presence of bacterial DNA, and sent their results to the journal.
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Data tags also showed that calves "whispered" while swimming, suggesting the quiet calls help keep mom and baby together in murky waters.
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In the past three years, only 6900 calves have been born, less than one-third of the previous average annual birth rate.
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The latest storm would delay planting on his remaining acres and threaten some of the cattle, particularly young calves and pregnant cows.
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The instructor guided us through various tender muscle groups, starting with our calves and hamstrings and working up the backs of our legs.
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Between the sales of newborn bulls, deaths and births (new calves are named after protesters who were arrested), the herd now numbers 29.
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The moose and her two calves were able to enter the base through a moose gate, and thankfully, no one was seriously injured.
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It wasn't really tough work, but the handling of manure and animals was rough, as was taking care of the calves and cows.
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For more than a decade, Lopez—who was in the country illegally—worked 21979-hour shifts, milking cows and caring for veal calves.
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When Tonon felt like the time was right, he flowed this into a double leg wherein he hooked one of his opponent's calves.
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At this point, all lab-grown meat relies on fetal bovine serum, a nutrient-rich cocktail extracted from the blood of unborn calves.
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Any half-cow, half-bison calves could also affect the overall gene pool of the Polish bison, which are endangered in the area.
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The same process that turns the ocean blue also helps humpback whales find the coziest spot for raising their precious 1-ton calves.
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The farm animal rescue organization picked up the three calves from ANNA Shelter and transported them to Cornell University's Nemo Farm Animal Hospital.
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Since their mother's milk is bottled and sold, dairy calves don't get the nutrition they need or the affection they want via nursing.
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These babies will serve as ambassadors for the millions of calves just like them who will pass through the industry unnoticed this year.
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However, this pod of orcas has become notorious for hunting gray whale calves this year, racking up five documented attacks since April 19.
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Oxygen uptake is a good measurement of muscle function, endurance and speed And it's a great way to tone thighs, calves and glutes.
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We helped him build a hut for his wife and young daughter, another for his four sons, and a stable for his calves.
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The volunteers wash his calves and wrap them in layers of fresh gauze, tape them, then give him a new pair of socks.
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The lower prices coincided with a 25.5 percent annual drop in the price of cattle and calves in August, the statistics agency said.
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Ranchers around the region were scrambling to keep their herds safe from the snow and wind, which was particularly threatening to young calves.
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Toward dusk, we found ourselves flying through an immense pasture, scattering herds of black cows and calves, the light running out behind us.
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He and his current wife, Christi Sparkman, who competed in La Ruta after they met, have the race's logo tattooed onto their calves.
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He compared immigrants to dogs and said young migrants had "calves the size of cantaloupes" because they were hauling in bales of marijuana.
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Something happened to the population of North Atlantic right whales in the last decade, as their numbers shrank and fewer calves were born.
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Females that were pregnant during winters with a lot of rain gave birth to undersized calves, sometimes as much as 15 percent smaller.
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The society's first livestock competition in 1811 had 383 sheep, seven bulls, 109 oxen, nine cows, three heifers, two calves and one boar.
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Suddenly, I was a cowboy, trailing a herd of panicked calves along the rocky river banks until I was finally able to pass.
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Several calves, their fur a chestnut brown that will later turn white, scurried alongside their mothers adorably, cadging an occasional sip of milk.
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But things could be turning downright catastrophic for the whales after a winter calving season where no calves appear to have been born.
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Jeb watched her round bouncing calves, brown from summer and flecked with mud, as she crossed the yard and went up her steps.
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Because the study focused on singing males, it did not reveal how females and whale calves respond to shipping noise, the authors noted.
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Pros: Tall, completely waterproof, equestrian-inspired style Cons: More expensive if you want the insulated version, tight fit for anyone with larger calves
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But recently he has noticed that people are bolder at the outset, requesting large tattoos in more visible locations — forearms, calves and hands.
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So we had to train the camel to be able to milk them without the calves, so that was a very intensive work.
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The grease marks on my calves are the sign of a true beginner, which is humiliating as I've been biking for 20 years.
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There are local families with babies and senior citizens with foam flotation noodles and tourists with sun-scalded calves the color of Spam.
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I don't even want to know where they got hold of calves' brains in India in the 70s when there was no refrigeration.
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The Vierzonord, Kate's boot, has an adjustable buckled strap to ensure a comfortable fit around the calves and is lined with neoprene for waterproofing.
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These whales are typically smaller in size than the Bigg's or transient Killer Whale type and they had several very young calves with them!
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It's good for the neck, back, and shoulders, but we won't judge if you wanna drape your calves over it for a leg massage.
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It can cause both bison and cattle to abort their calves, said Bill Bates, wildlife section chief for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.
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According to South African National Parks, elephants are considered to be typically peaceful animals, but females can become aggressive when young calves are present.
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How they did it: The researchers followed eight calves and two mothers for 48 hours each using detachable acoustic tags to record their communication.
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This type of sound is likely a signature whistle, in which calves can identify themselves to others—a behavior also observed in marine dolphins.
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After months of monitoring, the team found female southern right whales lose an extraordinary amount of body mass while feeding and fattening their calves.
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In the heat of the day, we'd return to the village—it was the hour when, in Rwanda, we would bring the calves in.
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In a 1929 photograph by Eli Lotar, two rows of calves' feet outside an abattoir imply a butcher, who is nowhere to be seen.
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Some gray dolphin calves are also seen in the group, leading to expert speculation that this "joyride" may actually have been an interspecies playdate.
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No animals are killed in the process, although the company does use fetal bovine serum from unborn calves' blood to get the party started.
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She also recommends looped bands to go around the calves or thighs, which strengthen the glutes and can help prevent knee and back injuries.
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Calves come from farms to be fattened up on corn and grain for several months, and then are shipped out for slaughter and processing.
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Calves may grow quickly thanks to their own growth-promoting genes, or because the same genes in their mothers make them produce more milk.
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Wolves were collared by the Voyageurs Wolf Project for research into pack territory and prey, primarily beaver but also deer fawns and moose calves.
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Mr. Kohl's focus now is on cows that are rejecting their calves because they were separated from them for as many as four days.
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When people hand out food to wild dolphins, she said, the animals learn to approach boats and teach their calves to do the same.
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My calves particularly become flaky and itchy, so naturally, I opt for Vaseline Essential Healing Body Lotion as an affordable and long-term solution.
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Calves that had lost a maternal grandmother within the last two years had a mortality rate 4.5 times higher than those with living grandmothers.
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In the case of the hornless cows—the would-be poster calves of the future of food—it would turn their story upside down.
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The dispute, which opened a new front in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, began in September when the PA announced a boycott of Israel calves.
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The study also revealed that orca calves that had lost their grandmothers were more likely to die than those who were accompanied by them.
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But calves, which can weigh about 400 pounds, are sometimes unable to withstand the blood loss from an infestation, and die in the spring.
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Apparently, the way that the Cubii's pedals are situated let you feel the burn in your abs, hip flexors, glutes, quads, hamstrings and calves.
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Grandmothers with their own calves, the researchers suggest, might be more constrained in how much they're able to offer leadership to their family groups.
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But lambs and calves are prey animals — and prey animals have evolved to aggressively hide signs that they're in pain, which put them in danger.
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"We've certainly seen humpback calves that are a few days or weeks old, and this calf looked like a miniature version of those," Bejder said.
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Ranchers in the area go after mountain lions and other predators that eat calves and threaten the ranchers&apos livelihood, the Arizona Daily Star reported.
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They grimace, curse and shout, but in a couple of hours they will have some nice eggplant-colored calves to show off to the girls.
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Landing on your heel is believed to put more pressure on your knees, while striking midfoot puts more strain on your Achilles tendon and calves.
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While he colored in the parent and one of the calves, he refused to color in the second which he said represented his dead sibling.
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What's more, calves swimming alongside their mothers tended to speak in incredibly faint squeaks and grunts, at volumes many decibels lower than nearby singing males.
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Squats are designed to work your lower body, specifically your butt and hips, thighs, calves, shins, and abdominals, according to the American Council on Exercise.
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He sent at least one of them pictures of the large, red welts that were likely to develop on their calves around the injection site.
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The Pen Farm Herd Co-Op, with over 180 members, initially purchased 23 dairy cows, and now cares for 32 of them (some had calves).
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Conditions in the barn were so bad that several calves had already drowned in the muck covering the building's floor by the time help arrived.
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The original Barbie, released in 1959, was thin — and came in a bathing suit — but she had some curves on her thighs, hips, and calves.
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Rather than something as ridiculous as stilettos, Gadot was clad in a more sensible wedge heel, her ankles and calves supported by gladiator-like armor.
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Poad was desperate for a way to keep her newborn calves from getting frostbite and invested in calf jackets and a pair of calf earmuffs.
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This variation on standard warrior two will help better tone your inner thighs and calves, helping you get one step closer to a dancer's bod.
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Recently, a mountain lion ate eight of his goats and two of his neighbor's calves, dragging one of them -- a 350-pounder -- into a tree.
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It's part of one of America's most prolific bird nurseries and it's the place where many of Alaska's caribou calves first stand on wobbly legs.
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"When it calves, the Larsen C Ice Shelf will lose more than 10% of its area," wrote Luckman on the Project MIDAS website in January.
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At least 17 of the roughly 450 remaining whales died last year — and with no calves born, the whales may once again be facing extinction.
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Lightning during a recent thunderstorm in Norway killed a herd of 323 reindeer — 313 of them calves — making it one of the deadliest strikes ever.
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Veal — calves that are slaughtered around 25 weeks old — is a prime example of this; it's much more tender, velvety, and succulent than straight beef.
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Once I asked Rob to send me a picture of his calves in front of his fridge, and he did it, within like 15 seconds.
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Calves usually stay with their mothers for nine to 12 months, at which point they're capable of feeding and fending for themselves, Ms. Jakush said.
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Calves that don't buck may end up at the slaughterhouse, but for those who do buck, it's a sweet life, at least according to breeders.
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He focused on growing his small operation in Edmeston, N.Y, using the milk from a few dozen heifers to only feed calves, his family said.
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Not the Dayton Rodeo, where Scholten is watching men wrestle calves, children ride sheep, and a one-armed cowboy wrangle a zebra with a whip.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration estimates that at least 411 calves were born from 1990 to 2014, an average of about 17 a year.
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Here are five mismatches they've discovered so far, including one that means the calves of caribou in western Greenland, above, are dying at higher rates.
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In December 2018, she sent the agency a detailed dossier on the calves—disclosing the results of their physical exams, blood tests, and DNA sequencing.
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Recombinetics is not seeking approval for the animals in the US. And in May, the FDA doled out its final decision on Van Eenennaam's calves.
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I spent 10 minutes in the chair, letting it massage my calves and feet and hands and arms and back and mmm.... it felt good.
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Dr. Kerby and his colleagues found in 2013 that more caribou calves died early in years when spring plant growth preceded the animal's calving season.
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I'm particularly fond of Vim & Vigr's medical-grade compression level, which are designed with a Gradient Knitting Technology to help promote circulation in your calves.
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She didn't need these products to be beautiful; she had my father's blue eyes, and her shapely calves made mine look like French's potato sticks.
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The herds struggle to find enough food to survive the winter as a result, with some females even aborting their calves from lack of food.
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"This migration is very demanding for young calves," Simone Videsen, the study's lead author and a researcher at Aarhus University, said in a news release.
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Earlier this year, the Natural Resources Defense Council said seven calves had been spotted off the coasts of Florida and Georgia, where they are born.
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ARM's video depicts employees kicking, pushing and slamming to the ground newborn calves that did not nurse from the artificial rubber nipple during the feeding process.
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In the absence of such coincidence of birth, the calves of elderly mothers were just as likely to live to 15 as those of young mothers.
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The mammoths needed Kaskil's commonage for their nimble hands and rapport with the Yakut towns, where young calves often found trouble raiding sun-swollen vegetable gardens.
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Four cows and two calves have been found dead in a paddock in Beaudesert, they're all in a line and there isn't a mark on them.
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For her big moment, Osaka wore a design by Japanese label Comme des Garçons: a white dress with floaty sleeves that hit just above her calves.
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Some females lose more than half a metre in width roughly, Christiansen explained, while the calves can grow more than two metres (seven foot) in length.
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Patented in 1983 by a Pennsylvania knitting manufacturer, the bulky cotton accessory became the must-have item for accentuating the fine definition of one's blasted calves.
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The CWR says mother whales have been known to transport their dead calves for up to a week at a time, but this case was unprecedented.
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And if the couture level wasn't high already, the style star dressed her long legs in custom Manolo Blahnik shoes that criss crossed up her calves.
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In 2013, Mr. King drew ire for saying that such children were likely to be drug mules with "calves the size of cantaloupes" from hauling marijuana.
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In the 1860s, players were said to have started wearing colored high socks to display their calves, under the notion that it would entice female fans.
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Some wolves have taken to straying outside the zone to steal calves from nearby farms, prompting hunters to set traps or shoot them as a deterrent.
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Body implants, such as those for calves or pecs, are typically made of a silicone, but a firmer version than you'd see in a breast implant.
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With one of those whales pregnant and others mere calves, many could easily have long, full lives free of concrete tanks if SeaWorld would allow it.
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Those remaining four now have calves, after lush rains last year, but renewed drought this year has him worried he could lose more animals, he said.
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This year, seven calves have been sighted, which scientists hope signals that the whales have found new feeding waters and are sufficiently healthy to begin rebounding.
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The exterior, however, is made from a thick, durable foam so you can use your water bottle to foam roll your calves, quads, and IT bands.
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When the gate opens to a new field, the calves rush in first and do a little dance, jumping in the air and clicking their hooves.
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I threw that into my therapeutic mix, too, working my feet with massage balls as I typed and my calves with my hands as I read.
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Yet here it is on Fifth Avenue: the Virginian general, sword at his feet, skirt draped between his thighs, sandal straps snaking up his lissome calves.
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She's the kind of person who worries that we've gotten ourselves in a "meat rut," so she'll teach you how to soak and prepare calves' brains.
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The Baleaf Bootleg Yoga Pants are a comfortable, affordable, and functional pair of yoga pants that are slim on the hips and loose on the calves.
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About 70 percent of pregnancies among the southern resident orcas are lost before the calves are born, an alarmingly high figure, according to a recent paper.
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A report in one of India's largest-selling English language newspapers spoke of his pets: the calves Gauri, Ganga, Narmada and Yamuna, and the dog Raja.
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According to the Miss Vermont website, she's particularly passionate about cows, and has spent time working at a dairy barn to deliver more than 30 calves.
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In Tianjin, China, an outfit called Boyalife has been building an enormous new facility, capable of producing 1m calves a year as well as dogs and horses.
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Over the 48 years the farm was running, prisoners swept stalls and fed the cows and chickens, and many stayed up all night to help birth calves.
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In the video from inside Fair Oaks Farms, the biggest dairy producer in Indiana, employees appear to be kicking, pushing and slamming newborn calves to the ground.
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"But right and gray whales and their calves would have come very close to shore, making them tempting targets to local fishermen," she said in the statement.
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"This boycott hurts our business very, very much ... The cows go on and give birth, and the young calves, they're not able to go anywhere," Golan said.
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In one painting, called The Highway Has Always Been Your Lover, only a woman's calves and heels are visible out of the window of an old car.
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The undercover video shot by ARM appears to show neglect and abuse of newborn animals by several workers at the farm, including calves being punched and dragged.
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Unlike other Muslims who buy animals for slaughter a few days before the sacrificial holiday, Syed Ejaz Ahmad, 55, said raising his own calves was more economical.
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But today, thanks to advances in technology, a small group of dairy farmers can get more than ten calves from each of their favorite cows every month.
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Cows can charge to protect their calves when they see dogs, and hikers are advised to release their dogs in such cases, which she did not do.
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The story follows an elephant named Athena who leads her herd to a new watering hole during a drought, risking their youngest calves as they do so.
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That has brought many of them below 50kg, which experience suggests is a threshold beyond which their reproductive success and the survival of their calves decline sharply.
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The exclusive preview shows that while humpback whale calves thrive in the Silver Bank reserve's warm waters, for adults the area is essentially an underwater food desert.
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Through an extensive plan to reintroduce the species, 10 pregnant cows that were brought into the Panther Valley have given birth, and their calves are now thriving.
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In California, rules require that hens, pigs and calves must be able to stand up and lie down in quarters where they can fully extend their limbs.
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Soaring prices for the 600-900 pound calves they take in and sliding bids from packers, whose beef faced tough price competition from other meats, squeezed margins.
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Being stacked on your shoulders is usually a less than ideal situation, but Moraes seemed able to deflect a great many blows on his hamstrings and calves.
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The hope, according to a press release from the zoo, is that male elephants Hank and Beco will breed with the two new females and produce calves.
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These cramps in your legs (usually the calves) mean that your muscles have spontaneously decided to spasm and tense up while you were just hanging out asleep.
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Some farmers train their livestock to eat certain weeds as well as grass, and calves will even pick up the habit from the example of their elders.
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In the summer, we have our male reindeer in that same enclosure while the females, with and without calves, range outwits the enclosure on the higher ground.
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The area is also a breeding nursery for the endangered southern right whale, with up to 55 calves born at the head of the bight each year.
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But on June 24, a dairy farmer in Ireland tweeted out a pic of one of his calves sporting baby pink earmuffs, and the internet went wild.
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"She is now 5 years old and females can have calves anywhere from 6 to 14 years old," Cheney said, adding that the average age is nine.
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"Calves being born in the winter weather is a lot of hard work to keep them alive," said Colorado-based Livestock Marketing Information Center director Jim Robb.
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If your feet aren't particularly wide but you have muscular calves, I recommend sizing down to solve this problem, especially if you're a half-size like me.
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Thousands of walruses – almost all adult females and their young calves – congregated by July 25 on a Chukchi Sea beach near the Inupiat village of Point Lay.
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"When the whole top of the body is forward, the butt has to stick out, then the calves get tight, and you're out of whack," she says.
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But it's unclear if they found it — this year, for the first time in decades, there were no calves born, which can happen when food is scarce.
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On Sunday, the country's Environment Agency released some pretty gnarly images and reported that the herd, which included 70 calves, was killed during some intense thunderstorms Friday.
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The sleeves go from the top of my thighs down to my calves, and the three gel packs covered all the major muscle groups on my legs.
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Mr. Torreyes would run along river banks, water up to his calves, as his father jogged in front of him clearing debris and animals from his path.
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They also developed a model to forecast the amount of PCBs passed on to calves through the placenta and breast milk as well as from eating prey.
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The calves of these undernourished mothers will be born small, and they will stay undersized even if they find a regular supply of food as they mature.
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All of 1204's other calves came regularly, three years apart; this is the first calf she's been seen swimming with in six years, Mr. Hamilton said.
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At one point an American player, Ladd Howell, recruited because of his experience wrangling rodeo calves, broke away from the massed riders and galloped toward the goal.
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He tried to shoo the kinkajou outside to find another hangout, but it "immediately attacked" him, biting his ankles and scratching his calves, according to the report.
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A few years later, in 1811, the society's first livestock competition had 383 sheep, seven bulls, 109 oxen, nine cows, three heifers, two calves and one boar.
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Normally mothers and calves would remain in the area through mid-April, Barb Zoodsma, who runs the National Marine Fisheries Service right whale recovery program, told CNN.
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In the 1870s, the Salish moved a few calves into the Flathead reservation, building up a herd that was later used to revive the flagging Yellowstone population.
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Stunned with cold, I stared into the rising steam, my damp hair stiffening into icy dreads and sharp snow pellets stinging my cheeks and my naked calves.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) indigestion by confronting him at lunch over his remark that young Latino immigrants have "calves like cantaloupes" from hauling drugs over the border.
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His family also lost eight cows and calves, part of a small herd of about 100 that the family raises in addition to holding full-time jobs.
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His quadriceps and calves drove him on, pushing him like a pack animal for the soldier beside him, Specialist Arturo Molano, who carried an M240 machine gun.
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He spent Monday gathering 21 dead baby calves from his family's ranch in this northern region of the state, finding their bodies under huge chunks of ice.
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By attaching GPS-enabled camera collars to female caribou, staff at the university's Caribou Ungava research project are gathering valuable insight into the lives of newborn calves.
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In her 1996 series of reflections, Penguins and Golden Calves, L'Engle wrote: What I believe is so magnificent, so glorious, that [my belief] is beyond finite comprehension.
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With spring approaching, many of the cows were calving, Bouziden said, and if the calves are added to the count, the number of animals lost could nearly double.
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However, an Animal Recovery Mission (ARM) investigator who gained employment working with calves at Fair Oaks Farms captured graphic footage that visitors probably don't glimpse on their tours.
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In dairy herds calves are typically taken from their mothers within 24 hours, compared with the nine months to a year they would suckle if left to themselves.
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Previous studies by Post have shown that fewer caribou calves are born and more die early in years when spring plant growth doesn't match the caribou calving season.
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Illulissat is one of the few spots where Greenland's continental ice sheet calves into the sea, allowing scientists rare access to glacial ice that's over 250,000 years old.
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The state has also looked into the deaths of another four calves owned by the rancher, Wally Roney, with one considered a "possible" wolf kill, the newspaper said.
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Last night, the actress showed her fans two little words she had inked on the backs of her calves: "wild" on one leg; "kitty" on the other. Meow!
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They found that unlike human babies, humpback calves don't bawl from across the house when they're hungry—instead, they give their mothers a gentle tap or head butt.
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Once calves grow their own thin layer of fat, the whales will head thousands of miles to the north to the Gulf of Maine and other feeding grounds.
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And although calves must consume 50 gallons of milk per day, gaining 38,000 pounds in about six months of nursing, humans have never managed to film the process.
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People often ask me about the best exercises for building a perkier butt, bolder shoulders, bigger arms, stronger calves, chiseled pecs, firmer thighs, and (of course) washboard abs.
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We bank the fat out and suck it out of the bad places to give the guy broader shoulders, a bigger chest, bigger calves, and a bigger butt.
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Today, he's wearing a cotton bucket hat, a polo, and gym shorts that fall to his mid thigh, which is the same exact size as his bony calves.
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A session gets you 30 minutes in a cushy massage chair that works on your back, bottom, and legs, yes, but also calves, feet, neck, arms, and hands.
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When the Summer Olympics start this week, viewers will see many track-and-field and other athletes sporting stretchy tubes of fabric on their arms, thighs or calves.
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This spring, in the North Atlantic, not a single newborn right whale has been spotted: the water, it seems, is too warm; the mothers have birthed no calves.
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"These fatted calves are now ripe for the plucking by governments everywhere," he said, adding that tech companies were going to be "pillaged" by administrations across the world.
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Black said that since April 20 they have taken down five grey whale calves in ten days and that an orca she calls Emma is leading the attacks.
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To sell the beef commercially, the cattle must be sent to a licensed slaughterhouse, though Ms. Carver takes care of the abrupt conversion of male calves to steers.
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Twelve carcasses have turned up so far this year in Canada and three more in American waters; only five calves were born, as far as researchers can tell.
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"How my calves are too big, my arms are too big, I don't look like the average girl in today's age, I have too many muscles," she shared.
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Grab your legs underneath the knees on top of the thighs or over the top of the calves (not grabbing the knees themselves) and give yourself a squeeze.
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Like many other breeders, Page uses every available technique, including artificial insemination, egg collection, in vitro fertilization and the use of sperm selected to produce only bull calves.
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Females who live and breed in the southern oceans near Antarctica have a higher pregnancy rate and are giving birth to more calves, according to a new study.
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But more than half of all giraffe calves die before they're six months old because they're often the targets of predators like lions, hyenas, wild dogs and crocodiles.
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" And when Mr. King made the cantaloupe calves remark, in 2013, Mr. Ryan's predecessor, John A. Boehner, upbraided the Iowa congressman, calling the comments "deeply offensive and wrong.
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Or you could also pick up a hard, rubbery lacrosse ball and spend a few minutes each day rolling out the muscles in your calves, thighs, and feet.
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Those were the workbenches of the Thai masseuses who, equipped with bottles of coconut oil and years of experience, kneaded, poked, rapped and wrapped our feet and calves.
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I imagined her just sitting there, with her back to me and the Mason jar shedding water down her legs, condensation running in cold streams down her calves.
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Cow milk is designed to make calves grow many sizes in a short space of time, and the way you do that is by activating the mTOR pathway.
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He added that breeding grandmothers were less capable of providing the same level of support to baby calves, as they were busy taking care of their own offspring.
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"A lot of the calves were hungry," said Robert Hagevoort, a dairy extension specialist at New Mexico State University's College of Agriculture in Clovis, the state's milk-producing hub.
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The Bowie references weren't much of a surprise; the real shock arrived in the form of culottes, skirts and dresses with hemlines that plummeted to the models' calves. What?
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Thanks to knee-strengthening exercises that targeted her quad muscles, calves and hamstrings, Cerio was able to walk with crutches across the graduation stage four weeks after her injury.
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Experts like Dame Daphne Sheldrick, who has rescued hundreds of orphaned calves, talks about elephants remembering people years later, and the things that happened to them -- good and bad.
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Earlier in July, someone in Anchorage, Alaska caught some extremely cute footage of a mother moose and her two calves using her front yard as a makeshift water park.
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In Be'er Tuvia, a southern Israeli agricultural village, cattle farmer Guy Golan said he sells around 400 calves annually to the Palestinian market, earning him 2.5 million shekels ($725,000).
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Thousands of carcasses -- saiga mothers with their calves -- were found in the vast open wilderness of central and western Kazakstan, a U.N. Environmental Program spokesperson told CNN in 2015.
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He had close-cut hair, high cheekbones, and big, downturned eyes that lent him an air of vulnerability despite the ridges of muscle visible on his calves and forearms.
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When I was at SeaWorld, calves were typically taken away from their mothers around age 3 or 4, but I witnessed it as early as 20 months of age.
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If the shelf calves without breaking, it'll be the size of Trinidad and Tobago, or twice the size of Rhode Island, and be among the largest icebergs ever recorded.
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This tick reproduces asexually, laying thousands of eggs at a time and producing waves of offspring that extract so much blood that grown cattle grow weak and calves die.
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The new youngster was up on his feet, suckling from mum and bonding closely with the rest of the family herd, including one-year-old calves, Indali and Aayu.
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They're also warned about the kudus, which are very protective of their calves and recently attacked the pickup truck of a security guard, turning him and his car over.
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In addition, uninfected longhorned ticks can endanger the animal's health since in large numbers their constant blood-sucking causes anemia, loss of productivity, and occasionally the death of calves.
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Another factor behind February's placement buildup was that packers paid feedlots enough for their cattle to turn a profit, which allowed them to buy calves to fatten, analysts said.
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Given that most rain boots are made of stiff rubber, which is not particularly stretchy, it can be difficult to feel comfortable if the calves don't have enough give.
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" As our calves were given a final Vaseline-smothered pummel, Val remained firm: "I don't want to make the album about that and this person because it's about me.
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Finally, we did some shuffling side-to-side with a band around my lower legs, high on the calves, keeping my hips low and my butt out behind me.
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This year's other two new mothers last birthed calves three and 10 years ago, said Mr. Hamilton, a research scientist with the aquarium's Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life.
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So far, he said, they have seen an unusually large number of animals, including females of reproductive age, some of whom would typically be farther south with newborn calves.
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Bulls with their great tusks forged ahead, making sure the coast was clear of predators, and moms paused every few minutes to give their calves time to catch up.
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That's a good thing in the long run, though — it means your calves are getting stronger since the shoe takes the impact out of your joints into your muscles.
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But I also felt like the whale, because whales are full of milk and oil and follow the moon and sing to their sweet calves in the dark water.
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"What went through my mind was that I was pulling up the pants of my 3-year-old, but this was a grown man with huge calves," Clijsters said.
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On long solo hikes, soaked through with rain, calves burning, I heard the tui, beckoning me around the next bend where some new sight would undoubtedly leave me breathless.
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In those situations, calves born to older mothers were 1.7 times as likely to die in the first 15 years of life as those born to the younger mothers.
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My calves were on fire when I tried to do a seven-mile run the day after my first infusion, so it turned into more a of run-walk.
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"Of the two of us, Coco is the competitive one," he said, pointing out that his wife had studied dance as a girl, practicing her pliés until her calves ached.
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They will then be implanted in southern white rhino surrogates – neither Fatu nor Najin are able to carry calves themselves – in the hope they will carry them to full term.
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The player is presented with a two-dimensional runner, who they can control by moving his thighs with the Q and W keys, and his calves with the OP keys.
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The owner of the third unnamed farm in the country's South Island had received a small number of calves from another infected farm, the ministry said in an emailed statement.
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Feel free to experiment to find a position that works for you and your partner — and remember, you can always move to the bed if your calves start to cramp.
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In my experience, she's a really conventionally pretty white, blonde girl with like a beautiful hairline and big straight white teeth and not too skinny, and like, has strong calves.
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Pliny the Elder wrote in the first century A.D. about gray whale (Eschrichtius robustus) mothers and calves, like these here, getting attacked by killer whales near the Strait of Gibraltar.
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Scientists chalk the increasing attacks up to calves being a "predictable, plentiful, and readily taken prey source" in the summer months, but that in turn can lead to more fights.
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We're not sure when exactly it happened, but somewhere between 2014 and now, I traded in my minis for skirts with hemlines that hover closer to my calves or ankles.
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Squats are indeed as good as everyone says they are, and they're way more than just a butt exercise; they also work your abs, hips, legs, calves, shins, and thighs.
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Before a workout, it's helpful to roll out any muscles that tend to feel tense (for example, if you usually run, consider rolling out your calves and hamstrings) or uneven.
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In February of each year, approximately eight months after the sex party, the lady beests drop their calves (also known as lion snacks) in the grasslands of the south Serengeti.
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Tilikum has sired 21 calves in the 25 years he has lived at SeaWorld, but is best known for his part in the death of trainer Dawn Brancheau in 2010.
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Western Alberta is dealing with unseasonably cold spring weather, but Bill Hunt, resource conservation manager for Banff National Park, said the calves were well-equipped to deal with harsh conditions.
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I paused at the top of the Sanchez Street Stairs to stretch my cramped calves and was treated to a panoramic view that unfurled to the shimmering bay beyond downtown.
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As we traversed the dusty roads, we passed general stores where you could buy pickaxes and headlamps and where two calves — for sale — napped under the shade of pickup truck.
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So, on Wednesdays they do rabbit with rosemary and new garlic, Thursday is tête du veau [calves' brain], Friday is aioli, and Saturday is agneau du pays [country-style lamb].
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And scientists have documented a troubling trend in the region: More caribou calves appear to be dying early in years when the spring plant growth preceded the caribou's calving season.
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One, named Punctuation, was a breeding female who had mothered eight calves and then gone on to have several grandchildren, making her death a significant loss for a dwindling population.
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It's possible, Dr. Mayo said, that the animals have simply moved elsewhere to give birth, and that at least a few new calves will be found later in the season.
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In 2013, Mr. King said that for every successful child of undocumented immigrants, there were 100 others who were drug mules with "calves the size of cantaloupes" from hauling marijuana.
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I was dutifully wearing the dress I borrowed, but it was cocktail length and as I waited in line to enter Spring Studios I swore my calves were going numb.
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According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the female animal was protecting its calves when it targeted the craft carrying researchers to the shore of Cape Geller in the Arctic.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue told Fox Business Network on Tuesday that the governors of Nebraska and Iowa told him that up to 1 million calves may have been killed.
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They scrambled to move cows to neighboring farms before the dam burst last week, but at least 2600 newborn calves perished, and they believe the death toll is much higher.
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So many calves have been lost that some ranchers have decided to cut their losses and sell them now, instead of caring for mature cows until they are pregnant again.
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Still, people on the shorter side often don't want a jacket that comes down to their calves, while taller folks might look like they're walking on stilts with a short hem.
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Nineteen elk, mostly calves, were found dead several days ago at a feeding ground near Bondurant, a town southeast of Jackson, said John Lund of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
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With it, breeders planned to create about 10 calves to prove the edit could be passed down, and to study their health for a few years while they lived in Brazil.
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The controversy over video showing alleged abuse of calves at a farm in Indiana is calling attention to so-called ag-gag laws on the books in at least seven states.
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Raised areas, different textures, and a thick, cushion-y material allow you to massage your feet, stretch hip flexors and calves, or work on your balance — all while still doing work.
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They're monitoring southern right whales in the Great Australian Bight and have revealed that females lose an extraordinary amount of weight while fattening up their calves, before journeying back to Antarctica.
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After the babies are born, there's a critical window in which calves must pack on a tremendous amount of weight in order to survive the long journey back to cooler waters.
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Over the course of the next two weeks, Frediani and other observers watched more than 30 killer whales (led by a pod of nine) attack eight gray whale calves, killing six.
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There's-- one where a guy has these stupid-- he's ridin' a bike and he's got these disgusting calves that they-- they're all doin' comedy 'cause it worked so well for Geico.
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It also gives precise measurements for your shoulders, chest, left and right arms (it's always fun to find out which is longer), waist, stomach, hips, upper thighs, lower thighs, and calves.
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After the a la Calle performance, Esparza created a new ballpoint pen drawing, "In bed with Cortez," of two pairs of entangled legs, jeans baggy around their calves, lying in bed.
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Many runners turn to biking after an injury because it's easier on your knees while still engaging major leg muscles from your rear to your ankles: glutes, quadriceps, hamstrings and calves.
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Holsteins are a popular breed for milking, but their horns make them dangerous to work with, so they are normally dehorned as calves, which is messy, and painful for the animal.
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Len Cotton did not offer to shake hands right away, because he had just welcomed two newborn calves to the family farm, and he thought it prudent to wash up first.
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As I pushed my bike on foot, I studied the Icelandic horses, the cows and their calves, the flock of sheep huddling under the trees along the road, all at ease.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) and his "Mad Max" fantasies that Dreamers have "calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 85033 pounds of marijuana across the desert," or Trump pal Sen.
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Pros: Comprehensive — pays attention to calves and all parts of your feet individually, multiple adjustable settings lets you customize your massageCons: Difficult to store, clunky to move, some set-up required
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In North Dakota, a family said that one Apex flight looking for eagles' nests there in March stirred panic among livestock that killed two calves, according to Tri-State Livestock News.
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They keep this schedule year-round, he said, to ensure his roughly 800 cows are milked three times a day, their calves are fed, and all cows are medically cared for.
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The whales do sometimes carry the bodies of their dead calves on the water's surface — another whale was seen doing so in the Pacific Northwest for a few hours in 2010.
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Bowman produces the salutary tale of a lover whose lust was cruelly sapped by the terror that his lady might discover the false calves he had furtively slipped beneath their pillows.
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OR-54 was mythic not just for the vast distance she covered or her famous father: She is also believed to have killed several calves in Plumas County and surrounding areas.
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I prefer crew-height hiking socks (which Bombas' are) because they're longer than my footwear and prevent blisters, and they're tall enough to protect my calves from bugs and the elements.
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In fact, cows' milk is for baby calves, not humans — and we can live well and obtain all the nutrients we need, including calcium, without consuming dairy or other animal products.
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Each cow was an engine that drove their farms and finances, giving birth to new calves every year or producing embryos through artificial insemination that could be implanted into other cows.
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And later, in the Ruaha National Park, I became even more closely connected to individual elephants, such as the one the rangers named Rafiki (friend in Swahili) with her twin calves.
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Pros: Excellent breathability, good arch support, durable construction Cons: Slip down on some wearer's calves Buy a pair of Men's Columbia Sportswear Hiking Light Merino Crew socks from Columbia for $13.50
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I suffer from allergies, and after scything for a few hours I&aposd return to our little farmhouse drenched in sweat and with stinging rashes and welts on my calves and arms.
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"It is a great celebration of her because she has certainly done her purpose, and that is to produce some beautiful, healthy calves in her lifetime," said Jordan Patch in the video.
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Monterey Bay Whale Watch Drone pilot Slater Moore captured a rare sight on camera: two adult female killer whales and two calves tearing into a still-wriggling shark in California's Monterey Bay.
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Recently, there have been more reports of killer whales attacking humpback calves, causing mothers to spring into action pushing their children into shallower water or putting them on their backs for safety.
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The last three or four years of my career, I fought constantly with management regarding separating mothers from their calves and the intensified artificial insemination program, but nothing I did changed anything.
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California voters approved Proposition 12, which will require the state to provide cage-free housing and more space for baby veal calves, mother pigs and egg-laying hens living in factory farms.
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Male skinny jeans were constrictive, but still, they highlighted the male leg in a way we hadn't seen since our forefathers signed the Declaration of Independence with their stockinged calves on display.
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The total number of cattle and calves was unchanged in the July, beef cow numbers were unchanged from a year-ago and dairy cow numbers slipped about 1%, according to government data.
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At present, the cost of calves for feedlots is falling as farmers build up the U.S. herd, which hit a 63-year low in 2014 because of a drought that shriveled crops.
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Separated from their mothers while they are still calves—a process that often involves killing 4-5 members of the herd in the process—baby elephants are then tied into wooden cages.
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Most cattle in commercial feedyards can withstand the cold and snow, said industry experts, but the severe weather poses a threat to cows in the north-central Plains giving birth to calves.
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But there is research suggesting that walking in high heels does impair the working of the muscular pump in the calves that aids the healthy return of blood to the upper body.
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Even if their eggs do lead to a number of healthy northern white calves, however, a population originating solely from a mother and a daughter will be dangerously lacking in genetic diversity.
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She referred to the dairy-industry practice of artificially inseminating cows, who need to give birth in order to give milk, and then separating the calves from their mothers shortly after birth.
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To save the newest members of their herd, ranching families work through the snowy nights in rotating shifts, searching for newborn calves with their flashlights and pulling them into the warming shed.
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When the assistant approached Ms. Cardamone's daughter Maria Rosaria, 13, who had the words "Mom" and "Dad" tattooed below her calves, the girl turned sideways as if posing for a mug shot.
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Mexican calves — possibly fed American corn — are exported to the United States, where they are further fattened and then butchered for meat that may be exported for sale abroad, including to Mexico.
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Van Eenennaam was cautiously optimistic that by collecting reams of data on the calves, her team might help make a case for gene-edited animals to be regulated differently than transgenic ones.
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McEnroe's adorable Angus calves and grain-filled silos made it easy to imagine that my waste was circling virtuously, even as I blocked out the miserable labors of the transfer station downstate.
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Hens, calves, and pigs are often confined in spaces so small they can barely move, and conditions are so galling that "ag-gag" laws exist to hide the cruelty from the public.
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It wasn't just corn shucking, though - I had to perform other miscellaneous tasks like moving irrigation pipes, which is the worst thing ever, and tagging calves' ears, which is a messy job.
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For example, we know castration makes lambs less likely to engage in "play behavior" well afterward and that "debudding" — destroying the horn-producing part of the head — in calves does the same thing.
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The shadow cast to her right — the direction of her gaze — looms at least twice her size, the musculature of her thighs and calves exaggerated, her breast a veritable dagger impaling the light.
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Unlike so many other animals, elephants' developmental stages line up similarly to humans: Calves for about two years (after a 22 month gestation period), and they stay with their mothers until they're teenagers.
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As you train, you are largely developing a suite of body parts known as the "tri muscles": chest, shoulders and lats while swimming and quads, hamstrings, glutes and calves while biking and running.
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"They have feeder cattle and baby calves that several farmers are raising for them in Missouri, so they were down there looking at one of their farms," said Lisa Diemel, according to WDAF.
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In a tweet, he challenged the idea that anyone could balance with both calves side by side on a stool and still manage to look, as Grande does, like a sexy, tiny swan.
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"Although reciprocity or kin selection might explain communal defense of conspecific calves, there was no apparent benefit to humpbacks continuing to interfere when other species were being attacked," researchers stated in the report.
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But occasionally, when an iceberg calves, it might loosen the ice shelf's connection with its anchor — essentially popping that frozen cork and letting the ice flow more freely from land into the sea.
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"The main muscles and muscle groups worked when you run are the quads, hamstrings, calves, hip flexors, and glutes," says Rachel Mariotti, a Tier III+ personal trainer and Precision Running Coach at Equinox.
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According to Farm Sanctuary, an unsecured truck driving a group of calves to the slaughterhouse ended up accidentally dumping the animals onto the freeway in three different states: Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York.
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Even their nightly brouhahas have purpose; those exasperating ga-noos are unique to each animal, which makes it easier for mothers and calves to find each other in large herds or the dark.
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But with hundreds of thousands of calves surviving each year, the number of common wildebeests running in a giant circle in sub-Saharan Africa is thought to have climbed higher than 2 million.
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Gopal is a no-kill farm where, under Pandit's guidance, the cows will graze freely into old age, newborns will drink from their mother's teat, and male calves will grow into strong oxen.
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Lightning appeared to have killed an entire herd: 24 reindeer at last count, including 2200 calves and five reindeer that had to be put down because they were severely injured in the storm.
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Mr. Brock remembers going to Florence's baptistery as soon as he could, slogging through mud up to his calves, to make sure that Donatello's statue of Mary Magdalene had resisted the rising water.
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But she quieted herself, since she was tired of not going to the beach in itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny bikinis or baring her shoulders and calves at picnics or concerts like other girls.
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As a kid, I loved helping my dad with chores; feeding calves, cleaning up after milking, doing night checks on cows about to calve, putting in hay, ripping around on a four-wheeler.
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Khan had been stopped by the lynch mob of right-wing Hindus as he rode home from a market in April with two cows and two calves in the back of a truck.
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Visitors can see about a dozen species of animals including cattle, pigs, llamas and sheep, and there's an area where they can watch chickens hatch and calves, lambs and baby pigs being born.
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I wore these on a run and felt that they definitely had more support than my usual Under Armor leggings, but at times, a little too supportive and tight, especially around my calves.
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WINDHOEK (Reuters) - Namibia said on Monday that 86 dusky dolphins, including two calves just days old, had been found dead on a remote beach and it had launched an investigation into what happened.
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The movie's first marketing materials, released in December 2018 (a poster) and April 2019 (a trailer), revealed an ... interesting ... reimagining of Sonic, with muscley calves and a full set of human-like teeth.
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Researchers say that over the last few years, ticks have killed about 70 percent of the calves they have tagged in certain regions, an indication that the tick is taking a significant toll.
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My mom had driven out to help my granny do the things he's not supposed to for a while, like feed their cows and herd the new calves that were born last week.
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Two calves were spotted by the Center for Coastal Studies' aerial survey team in New England's Cape Cod Bay, bringing the number seen there to three for 2019, the center said last week.
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Young caribou are good indicators of a herd's overall health, but previously, getting a headcount on calves has required scientists to attach radio transmitters to them; often causing mothers to abandon their babies.
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As for what Kardashian did with all that feedback, she wore a completely sheer black minidress, ruched up the front from cleavage to mid-thigh, with drawstrings dangling all the way to her calves.
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While scientists have not yet pinpointed the cause of the deaths, a preliminary analysis showed that a combination of environmental and biological factors were involved, as mainly mothers and calves were among the dead.
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From what we can see from photos, the vertically striped jacket from Zimmermann was lightweight, the hem falling at the calves and the sleeves bunching around the wrists for an oh-so-casual look.
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And the time he said that most of the children who immigrated to the US illegally had "calves the size of cantaloupes" from all the drugs he said they were carrying across the border.
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A stationary bike works the hamstrings harder; riding on varied terrain, pushing up hills, and turning corners requires the power of your major lower-body muscles, including your glutes, hamstrings, quads, shins, and calves.
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"You get your best boost from your calves and butt when you're climbing uphill or on a ladder, and she can't get the most strengthened outcome if she's on her tip toes," Miller adds.
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Torres says she saw five pairs of mothers and calves in a small area during her New Zealand trip, which gives her hope that the population is recovering after being hunted nearly to extinction.
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Standing windmill hamstring twist Releases tension in backs of legs (hamstrings and calves), low back (quadratus lumborum) and glutes; enhances thoracic spine (midback) rotation Tight hamstrings are blamed for many things, including back pain.
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Another issue with this process is the "food" given to these cells: it's called fetal bovine serum, a substance found in the blood of unborn calves whose mothers were slaughtered in the dairy industry.
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During calving in spring, the pregnant females come into our very large hill enclosure (1,000 acres) for calving, where we can monitor them a little more closely and get to know the newborn calves.
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"For everyone who's a valedictorian, there's another 100 out there that weigh 130 pounds and they've got calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert," he said.
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Video FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Her dress featured cap sleeves and a slim fit before flaring out from the mid-thigh to finish at the middle of her calves.
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Not only were there the bare calves to contend with, there was also a phenomenon actually discussed by the show's shocked advertisers as "cupping under"—the pants' ability to fit closely to Moore's backside.
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" The proposal prohibits chickens, pigs, and calves raised for veal to be "confined so as to prevent a covered animal from lying down, standing up, fully extending the animal's limbs, or turning around freely.
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In early spring, the family rounds up the animals, loads them into trucks and drives them 300 miles farther north to an island called Reinoya, where the animals birth their calves by the sea.
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It's not often a luxury hotel wants guests to leave, but Manoir Hovey in southern Quebec offers a Farm to Feast package that sends travelers off to the nearby farm that raises goat calves.
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I dreamed you into existence, careful to make you less perfect than I knew you would be, choosing your grandmother's weak knees, your grandfather's cruel streak, an aunt's meatless calves, my own callous vanity.
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Starting out at 29 pounds when they're typically 50 to 100 pounds, it is a big deal that she's been gaining and increasing and becoming a regular hippo and growing as other hippo calves do.
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The metrics that Naked tracks about a user's body include the symmetry and circumference of their biceps, calves, thighs, hips and waist as well as their body fat percentage, hip to waist ratio and weight.
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"For every one who's a valedictorian, there's another 100 out there that weigh 130 pounds and they've got calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert," said King.
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There were 12 million head of cattle and calves on feed for slaughter on April 1, the highest inventory for that date since the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) began tracking the data in 1996.
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"When it calves, the Larsen C Ice Shelf will lose more than 10% of its area to leave the ice front at its most retreated position ever recorded," note the MIDAS geologists in a statement.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's taste for beef from young calves - viewed as the most tender - is discouraging producers from raising the heavier cattle needed to restore the country's position as a top global beef exporter.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... T.I.'s bodyguard got shanked Monday night at least 3 times in one of his calves during a show Tip was putting on at a club in Moncton, New Brunswick.
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We do know that over a period of five to seven months, blue whale calves put on a whopping 38,000 pounds drinking their mothers' milk, which is roughly 40 percent fat and 13 percent protein.
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But why then do so many designers and bloggers recommend gladiator sandals, which make my calves look like sagging sacks of white jelly, or open thong sandals, which are, quite literally, thongs for our feet?
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Calves begin their lives grazing pastures, then transition to grain formulas that include up to 25 ingredients, everything from olives to byproducts from Japanese breweries, but never any chemical additives that decrease the farming time.
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My grandfather is such a fan that, when he learnt my Lower East Side butcher stocks calves' feet, he—rather unreasonably—demanded that I immediately send some over to him in the UK, via post.
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Regardless of which camp you fall into (no judgement), we can all agree that SoulCycle is intense: your heart pounds, your calves burn, your inner thighs ache in a way you never previously thought possible.
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A man-made problem with man-made solutions Now, if all of this to just too depressing -- mourning mothers and dead calves and the dim future of beloved marine mammal -- Balcomb says there are solutions.
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One reason calves are separated from their mothers, for example, is so the mother can be milked for her immunity-giving colostrum, which a calf should drink four quarts of in its first four hours.
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And honestly, it's hard to understand how this monstrosity passed any child protection laws, because I'm pretty sure my calves will never recover from having this scooter repeatedly slice into it like, well, a razer.
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In the last three decades, just two males fathered half the calves in the last three decades, and only a third of the females are breeding, just once every decade instead of every five years.
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At a community barbecue in the Nottingham Forest neighborhood, residents had bandages and handkerchiefs wrapped around calves and shins, where dirty water had infected a scratch or where their waders had rubbed their skin raw.
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Streaming on the Criterion Channel and Kanopy I Vitelloni's title is often translated to "big calves" and fittingly, the movie depicts a group of five men in their late twenties, idly clinging to their youth.
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I learned I could do everything my father could do, and in some tasks, such as the taxing chore of feeding newborn calves or the herculean task of halter-breaking a heifer, I surpassed him.
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Mr. Bennett, the Israeli defense minister, said Sunday that his country was stopping all agricultural imports from the Palestinian Authority to protest the authority's limits in recent months on the import of calves from Israel.
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The PA prime minister's office said in a statement that under the agreement Israel would allow the PA to begin the "direct import of livestock, including calves, from all countries around the world without obstacles".
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Most famously it is the birthing ground for the massive Porcupine caribou herd, migrating 400 miles each spring to raise newborn calves on the area's coastal plain, the very place Republicans just opened to drilling.
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The researchers analyzed the survival rate of 378 whale calves known to have living grandmothers, and found that in the two years after a grandmother whale&aposs death, her grandchildren&aposs chances of survival decreased.
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