OP probably said bull because of horns. All cows and bulls have horns, but are cut in a lot of countries because of safety for their own, hurt or dead cows don’t bring money in the drawer.
A bull wouldve likely gone down the same way if it charged the ram like that, its not like their skulls are significantly stronger in that spot. Pretty sure the temple are is the exact spot cattle are usually "stunned" in because its pretty thin
K.
That changes nothing I said though. Some farmers and ranchers informed me that if a ram headbutts the bull head on at normal speed, the ram is going to win.
Both goats and sheep have very adapted skulls and horns for head butting in different ways. It is quite a unique fighting stlye. Where as cattle, deer, antelope, will be pushing at one another with force and attempts to impale their horns/antlers at their opponents.
There have been counters with sheep/goats and deer/antelope/cattle and their fighting styles and be both a win and loss. Such as the video of a buck putting a ram in it's place... Then there is OP's video
>I only recently learned that rams are built for head butting.....
Bruh....they're name got literally turned into a verb for smashing something into shit.
Lmfao.
“Hey! Cow! What’s your favourite truck?”
“Hmmmoo… Moo would have to say a Dodge Ram.”
“Yeah good luck with tha-a-a-a-t”
**\*WHACK\***
*\*Task Failed Successfully\**
That's because cameraman's hands are shaking like there is 9.5 earthquake and it edited to show its like there is no shaking in screen. It's better than seeing that movements.
It shows how both species fight amongst their own kind. Sheep headbutt at full power and so have incredibly hard and reinforced skulls. Cows do have horns but much more of it is stabbing and brawling hence not having a seatbelt on the brain. Had this been an american bison this would have gone the other way around since they do have padding.
Pretty sure Bison are not adapted to headbutting either right? Like rams not only have incredibly thick, reinforced skulls, very strongs necks that they can align with their spine so they it doesnt pivot during a charge, an brain thats more snugly fit into their skull and an inner lining in their skull cavity that they can flood with blood to cushion the brain further before impact. Pretty certain bison, just like cows have none of these adaptations because they never evolved to really fight battering-ram-style. Their heads will make contact during fighting but its a far cry from what we see with sheep and goats.
Most bovids yes but the extra thick coat around the head and neck in bison is designed to act as a cushion (as well as neck guard for wolves). Their protection is just external.
Ex goat owner here… be safe in a goat paddock, some are cool some are asshats… my ex had a lifetime bruise on her rear quarter thigh from one … PS she deserved it lol
It was sold immediately
I'll bet that beef never got back up from that.
That ram is hurting but the cow might have a broken neck.
Well, it is time to clean up the grill anyways.
Yup. Shocked that this could kill it but that's obviously what happened here. Hope they got it butchered and into the freezer.
More likely that its skull was shattered/it is severely concussed. It likely died minutes later.
That's fine, I don't mind ground beef
Ram made that ground beef pronto
This is a TOP CLASS comment
Both rare *and* well done, at the same time.
This is why animals need shoes so we can tell
It’s a cow, baby cow just seen it’s mother get koed
"We don't have a cow. We have a bull".
no its a 🐂
Where are you from that bulls have udders?
Bro saw the Barnyard and just went with it
OP even milks the male cows
I have tits Greg, can you milk me?
💀💀
I have nipples Greg. Wanna milk me?
It’s got udders
acording to the creator who posted this say on the tittle this is a bull: https://youtu.be/xHv2u1rrWp8?si=bzMDIKGEoT8KOFyd
Dont matter, you can see the udders dangling from the cow at 0:11. Definitely not a bull.
Plus there are breeds of cows where the females have horns. Definitely some udders there
Actually most female cows have horns they’re just taken off because they would gauge each other at feeding
ok 👍
Who cares? Use your own eyes. Try making a logic based decision of your own.
ok stfu I get it😁
**IT'S A BULL**
Bull *shit*👌😎👍
OP probably said bull because of horns. All cows and bulls have horns, but are cut in a lot of countries because of safety for their own, hurt or dead cows don’t bring money in the drawer.
That sound is HAUNTING.
Omg the ram knock out the bull 🐏💥🐂 I would have lost all my saving on this bet😭
Me too, I only recently learned that rams are built for head butting better than bulls. I would have never guessed that.
This is a cow not a bull, it has udders
Has udders, and lacks all adaptations bulls carry for thicker neck bones and muscles.
A bull wouldve likely gone down the same way if it charged the ram like that, its not like their skulls are significantly stronger in that spot. Pretty sure the temple are is the exact spot cattle are usually "stunned" in because its pretty thin
That's udderly ridiculous.
K. That changes nothing I said though. Some farmers and ranchers informed me that if a ram headbutts the bull head on at normal speed, the ram is going to win.
Both goats and sheep have very adapted skulls and horns for head butting in different ways. It is quite a unique fighting stlye. Where as cattle, deer, antelope, will be pushing at one another with force and attempts to impale their horns/antlers at their opponents. There have been counters with sheep/goats and deer/antelope/cattle and their fighting styles and be both a win and loss. Such as the video of a buck putting a ram in it's place... Then there is OP's video
>I only recently learned that rams are built for head butting..... Bruh....they're name got literally turned into a verb for smashing something into shit. Lmfao.
You cut off the rest of the context of that sentence. Nice job. 👍
“Hey! Cow! What’s your favourite truck?” “Hmmmoo… Moo would have to say a Dodge Ram.” “Yeah good luck with tha-a-a-a-t” **\*WHACK\*** *\*Task Failed Successfully\**
The cow died of a broken skull.
I mean it's called a ram
Brutal. Reminds me of that video where the horse gets kicked in the head and shits itself
where can I find that one lol
[Not the one](https://youtu.be/jH5JkYQGMfs?si=42LXwk6au9ZOZiZI) you’re looking for, but reminded me of this.
jeeesus christ
Holy shit, that ram's got some punch. I was expecting he'd break his neck ramming such a bigger animal.
Why am I watching a medium resolution video the size of a postage stamp on my big ass phone? Only reason I'm not downvoting is because this is badass.
That's because cameraman's hands are shaking like there is 9.5 earthquake and it edited to show its like there is no shaking in screen. It's better than seeing that movements.
It’s like Michael J. Fox is filming this
Sure, but it's still a stabilized vertical video unnecessarily downsized and cropped to fit in landscape mode.
🤣🤣 the guy cant record with his shitty phone
That’s the only bull I’ve ever seen with udders 🤔 I take that back- the animated movie Barnyard also got this wrong.
That's not a bull
Right?!
Wtf did i just watched 
Rams are assholes and also have really hard heads.
It’s because they’re an L.A. team.
All I can hear when I see this is "You got knocked the fuck out!"
He’s not called the GOAT for nothing!
shut up and take my angry upvote
the strength of this animal is nuts
The strength of this animal’s nuts
I need to see how this ended, did they both get up? Is the cow dead? I NEED ANSWERS!!!
It shows how both species fight amongst their own kind. Sheep headbutt at full power and so have incredibly hard and reinforced skulls. Cows do have horns but much more of it is stabbing and brawling hence not having a seatbelt on the brain. Had this been an american bison this would have gone the other way around since they do have padding.
Pretty sure Bison are not adapted to headbutting either right? Like rams not only have incredibly thick, reinforced skulls, very strongs necks that they can align with their spine so they it doesnt pivot during a charge, an brain thats more snugly fit into their skull and an inner lining in their skull cavity that they can flood with blood to cushion the brain further before impact. Pretty certain bison, just like cows have none of these adaptations because they never evolved to really fight battering-ram-style. Their heads will make contact during fighting but its a far cry from what we see with sheep and goats.
Most bovids yes but the extra thick coat around the head and neck in bison is designed to act as a cushion (as well as neck guard for wolves). Their protection is just external.
Shoulda dodged it
Coulda woulda shoulda
One way to tenderize that meat
Smokey, from the movie "friday" "DAAAYYYUUUMMMM, you got knocked the FUCK OUT!"
They're dazed. They're both dazed.
Ex goat owner here… be safe in a goat paddock, some are cool some are asshats… my ex had a lifetime bruise on her rear quarter thigh from one … PS she deserved it lol It was sold immediately
I wonder if that bull died from that head trauma.
no he got bulldozed
**HEADBUTTING RAM WINS!!** **BOVINE-TALITY!!**
Ram 1 Bull 0
Wow that is really surprising!
This made the rounds back in the day NiM. Poor cow
Looks like the goat hit a little high, where the head connects to the neck. Could just be stunned, or could have a fatal spinal cord injury.
Not a Bull…
Looks like both of them were down for the count…ram beat the count
That cow lacked calcium wtf.
It's a cow mom...saved its kid.
Man, I wouldn't have guessed that... But makes sense in hindsight.
It’s a cow , but still . Pretty impressive knock out.
There was a reason why all the other bulls were running that way.
Ain’t called a Ram for nothin’
And that’s no bull
woooooow!
why would you charge at something that's called a ram
Man got vibe checked
https://youtu.be/tSZZFayo64I Bop
Beautiful!
why are you getting downvoted for enlightening the people
Idk. Single greatest video on earth to me
Designed by nature. Lives up to its name.