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mickymouse
· 9 years ago
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This is brilliant
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· 9 years ago
Kid Savage got no chill
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kurukuruguy
· 9 years ago
I guess the fiber makes deer and horse stuff clump together, but since cows have multiple stomachs, the fiber is digested to the point that it no longer holds together. It then is flattened by the impact and hardens.
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benelenium
· 9 years ago
Wow. One person knew
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· 9 years ago
Kurukuruguy knows shit!
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guest
· 9 years ago
Fibre is one part, it also has to do with the amount of moisture is taken out of plants by animals. Camels and cattle are both ruminant animals but camels have small dry pellets not big pats, because they take so much moisture out of what they eat.
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· 9 years ago
Fiber*
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yeroc790
· 9 years ago
Is fibre the British way? It doesn't look wrong to me
deleted
· 9 years ago
Either/Or. just having fun
garlog
· 9 years ago
Smartass.
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