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    Plant-based milks may fall short on key nutrients, study warns▼dairy vs vegan milk nutrition studyGgoogleAU5001 d ago

    A new study reports that swapping dairy products for unfortified plant-based milk alternatives could leave people deficient in certain nutrients. Researchers point to gaps in protein, calcium, iodine and other nutrients commonly found in cow's milk, unless plant alternatives are specifically fortified. Health commentators are urging consumers to check labels and consider their overall diet before making the switch.

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    A gaushala in Faridabad is making Diwali items from cow dung, including lamps and other festival products, according to News18 Hindi. The shelter houses cows that were victims of road accidents, and the dung-based goods are being prepared ahead of the Diwali festival, drawing attention to eco-friendly alternatives to conventional firecrackers and decorations.

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    A cow suspected of being infected with lumpy skin disease, a contagious cattle illness, has been found at a farm in Miyama City, Fukuoka Prefecture — the first suspected case in the prefecture in two years. Authorities say the disease does not infect humans, but the prefecture has urged farms in the area to remain alert and take precautions against further spread.

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    South Sudan documentary spotlights dowry customs in world's poorest country●Real Life In SOUTH SUDAN, The POOREST Country In The World Where A GIANT WOMAN Is Worth 250 Cows▶youtubeWarSudan40.8K24 min ago

    A documentary explores daily life in South Sudan, described as the poorest country in the world, focusing on traditional marriage customs in which brides are valued in cattle. One bride is said to be worth 250 cows, reflecting how dowry payments remain central to social status and family wealth in parts of the country.

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    A Telegraph-reported study warns that dropping cow's milk in favour of plant-based alternatives could be bad for your health, suggesting vegan swaps may lack key nutrients found in dairy. The findings are fuelling debate online among vegans, nutritionists and dairy supporters about whether oat, almond and soy milks are adequate substitutes.

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    Study warns vegan milk may be nutritionally inferior to dairy▼dairy vs vegan milk nutrition studyGgoogleGB2001 d ago

    A new study warns that switching from cow's milk to plant-based alternatives could harm health, finding vegan milks often fall short on key nutrients like protein, calcium, iodine and B12 unless fortified. Health commentators are urging people who drop dairy to plan replacements carefully, while vegan advocates counter that well-chosen fortified products can fill the gap.

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    Pollster stunned as Trump 2024 voters shift ahead of midterms▼Trump 2024 voters stun pollster with their 2026 choices: 'Holy cow'▶youtubeWorldPolitics1.4M1 d ago

    A pollster says interviews with people who voted for Donald Trump in 2024 revealed choices for 2026 that surprised even the researcher, prompting a 'holy cow' reaction. The finding suggests Trump's coalition may not be voting along expected partisan lines in the 2026 midterm elections.

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    Police on the Isle of Wight have renewed their appeal for information about Damien Nettles, the teenager who vanished from Cowes 30 years ago and has never been found. To mark the anniversary of his disappearance, officers are again asking anyone with information to come forward. The case remains one of the island's most enduring mysteries, and locals continue to follow developments closely.

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    Vasubaras, the first day of Diwali celebrations in Maharashtra, is being searched ahead of the 2026 festival. Reports detail the puja muhurat and rituals, including when to light the first lamp and how the traditional cow worship is performed, as families begin preparing for the Diwali season.

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    Washington state has reported its first outbreak of bird flu in dairy cows, detected in Whatcom County. Health and agriculture officials are monitoring the herd and reassuring the public that the commercial milk supply remains safe thanks to pasteurization. The finding comes as H5N1 continues to spread through dairy herds in multiple states, raising ongoing questions about transmission to farm workers and the risk to livestock.

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    The Basque missionary who 'discovered' Père David's deer in China▼(10/10) - Chine -> sud de Pékin : missionnaire # religion naturaliste # nature basque Armand David (cf 1826 1869) 'découMmastodonWorldReligion24 d ago

    Posts recall how Armand David, the Basque missionary-naturalist, in 1865 glimpsed from a wall of the imperial hunting park south of Beijing an animal mixing features of a deer, camel, cow and donkey — the deer later named after him. Only the emperor's herd survived; the species now lives mainly in reserves and zoos.

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    Consumers are being briefed on what oat milk actually contains, with a nutrition-focused explainer breaking down the facts about this increasingly popular dairy alternative. The coverage highlights interest in how oat milk compares nutritionally to cow's milk and other plant-based options, as more people swap it into coffee, cereal and cooking.

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    Morning cow photographs charm nature lovers online●Morning # CowsOfMastodon # Landscape # Nature # PhotographyMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife572 d ago

    A photographer shared a set of morning landscape pictures featuring cows grazing in countryside scenery, tagged under nature and wildlife photography themes. The images drew warm engagement from viewers, with many praising the peaceful rural scenes. Animal and landscape photo communities have embraced cow pictures as a recurring, lighthearted trend.

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    Cow moose and calf photographed before the Tetons●Cow moose & calf in front of the Tetons, Grand Teton National Park. November, 2020. 📷 Fujifilm X-T3 + XF100-400mmF4.5-5.MmastodonEnvironmentWildlife133 d ago

    A wildlife photograph from Grand Teton National Park shows a cow moose with her calf standing in front of the Teton mountain range. The image was taken in November 2020 with a Fujifilm X-T3 camera and a 100-400mm telephoto lens at 111mm, f/8, ISO 1600. The shot is being shared and appreciated by nature and photography enthusiasts, drawing attention to the park's iconic wildlife and scenic backdrop.

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    History Column Tells of Woman Mistaking War Hero for Coward●Holy Cow! History: She saw a coward; he was a war hero✉newsWar2 d ago

    A 'Holy Cow! History' column published on LimaOhio.com tells the story of a woman who judged a man to be a coward, only for him to be revealed as a war hero. The piece revisits this historical anecdote about misjudged character and wartime courage, offering readers a lesson about how first impressions can hide genuine bravery and sacrifice.

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    Furry artists share Halloween costume art as spooky season begins●Holy cow! Is the start of spooks!! Now everyone wears their costumes that represent themselves but Dusko thinks outsideMmastodonBusinessEconomy15 d ago

    Halloween season has arrived and furry community members are posting costume-themed artwork, with many drawing characters in outfits said to represent their personalities. One artist, Dusko, is being noted for taking a more unconventional approach to the seasonal trend, sharing multiple pieces that riff on the costume theme in a distinctly nontraditional way.

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    Unseasonal or heavy snowfall in the Limi area of Nepal's Humla district has damaged grasslands, leaving residents worried about fodder supplies for their Chauri livestock. With grazing grass buried under snow, herders fear shortages that could affect yak-cow hybrids central to the local high-altitude economy, prompting concern in the remote Himalayan community.

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    Commenters Predict Crackdown After Reverse Engineering Tool Targets Adobe●When Reverse Engineer Anything (#REA) dropped, and someone cloned # adobe ’s cash cow, I knew it would be a matter of daMmastodonTechnologyAI04 d ago

    A new reverse engineering method dubbed Reverse Engineer Anything is drawing attention online after reports that someone used it to clone Adobe's flagship software. Commenters argue it was only a matter of days before copyright enforcement shut the project down, and they accuse copyright hardliners of selective concern, defending intellectual property only when it protects large companies rather than users who modify their own devices.

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    Male Cow and Donkey Show Cross-Species Affection●Male Cow, Donkey Exhibit Cross-Species Affection✉newsScienceBiology4 d ago

    A male cow and a donkey have been observed displaying affectionate behaviour toward each other, an unusual example of bonding between different species. Details about where the animals live and what exactly they were seen doing remain limited, but the pairing is drawing attention for its rarity and charm.

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    The Statesman has published a piece headlined 'Cow, flea and genome', pointing to a story linking cattle, fleas and genetic research. No further details about the study, the findings or the researchers involved are available from the headline, so what specifically was reported remains unknown.