The nature of reality and Lal the cow
Note: The following Reuters newspaper story has been stuck on my ‘fridge door for about three years, maybe more. I have never read anything that says it better.
Shocked Indian villagers watch as cow devours dozens of live chickens
When dozens of chickens went missing from a remote Indian village, everyone blamed the neighbourhood dogs. But Ajit Ghosh, owner of the missing birds, finally solved the puzzle when he caught his cow — a sacred animal for the Hindu family — gobbling them up at night. “We were shocked to see our calf eating chickens alive,” he said in Chandpur, about 240 kilometres northwest of Calcutta.
“We think lack of vital minerals in the body is causing this behaviour,” said Mihir Satpathy, a local district veterinary officer.
“The local vet said the cow was probably suffering from a disease, but others said Lal was a tiger in his previous life, ” Mr. Ghosh said.


I like the tiger idea. I wonder what they ended up doing with the cow?
I like the tiger idea too!!
Anybody gave a thought to what mental anguish the poor chicken must have gone through before they were devoured alive? Here was this innocent-looking, harmless cow with whom they could share a joke or two and then suddenly one night…Oh the horror!!
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