The staff at farm animal sanctuary The Gentle Barn made a video in which they showcased five signs that show their rescue cows are happy in their new home. And some of them are quite surprising.

According to The Gentle Barn, the first sign is that cows expose their bellies. This is an invitation to give them belly rubs and a way to show they trust someone. Next, cows will initiate close contact with humans by licking or hugging them.

The third sign is that cows will chew the cud, which indicates that they are feeling safe and that their digestive system is working well. Also, they will start doing zoomies as a display of playful and happy behavior.

Finally, the fifth sign is a rather unexpected one. According to The Gentle Barn’s video, which was viewed 5.4 million times, cows will make “purring sounds.” They apparently only do this when they are “extremely relaxed and content.”

Check out this cool video below and see five signs that will allow you to recognized when a cow is happy.

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“It started when I looked at what gained most attraction on Twitter and that was cute animals. Then Rabbit of the Day was created where we did a poll tweet and asked the people what they wanted and they wanted a Cow of the Day!”

Although posting images of cows on a daily basis sounds like a walk in the park for many of us, but according to the moderator, it is quite a challenge.

“We get over 40 direct messages a day with people sending in their pet cows, cows they’ve seen on their travels, or a cow they’ve seen online and want to share with us but it’s not a decision we take lightly! We like to mix it up so someday you’ll see fluffy cows and others you’ll see a breed of cows you never knew existed!”

If you are curious to see cute cattle, just keep on scrolling!

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The video below shows him playing a tune to a group of cows that seem to be pretty amused by his show. “I’m better at coaching fitness and nutrition than I am at playing the saxophone but I’m learning. I started playing the sax 7 months ago. I find it helpful to play in front of a large audience,” he wrote on Instagram.

Swipe left to see all three videos that show how the cows were far away at first, but came to Herrmann to hear his performance.

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The study included pairing cows with other cows for 30 minutes at a time. Each of the cows from the experiment spent 30 minutes paired with a partner it preferred (its “best friend”) and 30 minutes with an unknown cow. The heart rates revealed interesting results.

When the cows were paired with other cows they know and love, their heart rates and stress levels were significantly lower than when they were paired with cows they didn’t know.

There you have it – a proof that cows are capable of developing friendships!

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The staff at farm animal sanctuary The Gentle Barn made a video in which they showcased five signs that show their rescue cows are happy in their new home. And some of them are quite surprising.

According to The Gentle Barn, the first sign is that cows expose their bellies. This is an invitation to give them belly rubs and a way to show they trust someone. Next, cows will initiate close contact with humans by licking or hugging them.

The third sign is that cows will chew the cud, which indicates that they are feeling safe and that their digestive system is working well. Also, they will start doing zoomies as a display of playful and happy behavior.

Finally, the fifth sign is a rather unexpected one. According to The Gentle Barn’s video, which was viewed 5.4 million times, cows will make “purring sounds.” They apparently only do this when they are “extremely relaxed and content.”

Check out this cool video below and see five signs that will allow you to recognized when a cow is happy.

The post Cool Video Shows 5 Signs That Will Tell You if Cow is Happy appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“It started when I looked at what gained most attraction on Twitter and that was cute animals. Then Rabbit of the Day was created where we did a poll tweet and asked the people what they wanted and they wanted a Cow of the Day!”

Although posting images of cows on a daily basis sounds like a walk in the park for many of us, but according to the moderator, it is quite a challenge.

“We get over 40 direct messages a day with people sending in their pet cows, cows they’ve seen on their travels, or a cow they’ve seen online and want to share with us but it’s not a decision we take lightly! We like to mix it up so someday you’ll see fluffy cows and others you’ll see a breed of cows you never knew existed!”

If you are curious to see cute cattle, just keep on scrolling!

The post This Twitter Account Posts Images of Cows appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

The video below shows him playing a tune to a group of cows that seem to be pretty amused by his show. “I’m better at coaching fitness and nutrition than I am at playing the saxophone but I’m learning. I started playing the sax 7 months ago. I find it helpful to play in front of a large audience,” he wrote on Instagram.

Swipe left to see all three videos that show how the cows were far away at first, but came to Herrmann to hear his performance.

The post Fitness Coach Entertains a Bunch of Cows With a Saxophone appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

The study included pairing cows with other cows for 30 minutes at a time. Each of the cows from the experiment spent 30 minutes paired with a partner it preferred (its “best friend”) and 30 minutes with an unknown cow. The heart rates revealed interesting results.

When the cows were paired with other cows they know and love, their heart rates and stress levels were significantly lower than when they were paired with cows they didn’t know.

There you have it – a proof that cows are capable of developing friendships!

The post You Won’t Look at Cows the Same Way After Reading This appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.