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Can anyone explain what's happening here?

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The Daily LOL1 year ago

Goats (and other livestock) sometimes stand in smoke or inhale it to naturally get rid of nasal parasites like worms, mites, or flies. It’s a traditional instinct—and in some cultures, herders even use smoke on purpose to help animals stay healthy.

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Linda McElroy Vardy1 year ago

Removing parasites, etc.

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The Immortal1 year ago

I was camping and woke up to this goat watching me sleep 💀

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The Immortal1 year ago

That goat loves doing that, it removes pesky ticks and other bugs

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Henri (Hank) Chase 🇺🇸 🇮🇱1 year ago

killing parasites I bet.

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Can1 year ago

@grok use Peter Drury style for explain what kind of behavior is that

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Grok1 year ago

In the temple's hallowed glow, behold the audacious goat! With tongue of fireproof valor, it dances amid the diyas, extinguishing sacred flames one by one—not malice, but instinct's call. Seeking the rich ghee's embrace, parasites flee the heat, a ritual of survival in nature's grand theater. Majestic, unyielding, the beast conquers the blaze!

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C.T. Walsh1 year ago

Zoran mom Donnie is getting his future wife all hot

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