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It's actually 2 decades, just a glitch in the TTS 😄

It's understandable to view the practice as inhumane. The topic of rumen cannulation in cows is subject to intense debate, with differing perspectives on its ethical implications. While some veterinarians and farmers argue for its utility in treating digestive diseases and improving milk production, others, including animal rights groups like People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and The New Zealand Anti-Vivisection Society, condemn it as cruel and exploitative. Their concerns primarily revolve around animal welfare. The ongoing controversy prompts discussions about the ethical treatment of animals in research settings and emphasizes the need to explore alternative, non-invasive research methods.

Nope, this is at Agroscope in Switzerland

That IS a reaction.

Lots of people have, and they all think they're delivering news. *smh*

The cast and crew thought so too. Besides, this video gets a few things wrong.

@user-nb9vp2bs2h Here you go: The "Pearl of Asia" is an exceptionally large nacreous saltwater pearl, with dimensions of 76 x 50 x 28 mm and a weight of 2,400 grains, equivalent to 600 carats or 120 grams, while the "Pearl of Puerto," also known as the "Pearl of Puerto Princesa," is a 170,000-carat non-nacreous pearl that measures 2.2 feet long and one foot wide, weighing 75 lbs.

That wasn't her fault though, since her mom pressured her into doing drugs to keep her looking perfect, but she got addicted.

That had zilch to do with this movie. This video is really full of it.

@@coyotix Judy didn't "do drugs," and nobody expected her to "look perfect" because nobody does.

@@MaskedMan66 Trust me. It's all true. A single fucking google search will lead you to hundreds of sources backing it up. Everybody expected her to look perfect. She had to go through so much makeup, dieting, and corsets to reshape her body until they decided she was good enough.

This video is full of it. The cast and crew all loved the movie and were very proud of it. They would tell you to enjoy it as well.

"They" (whoever "they" may be) didn't kill anyone.

The one that means filling their windows with bricks to avoid paying taxes. 😄

Sa pinas its not yet broken they replace it

Nice! What a great place to live ♥️

@@Facts_for_fun517 not really tho T.T Peoples are kinda awful, but the city is so old, it's kinda beautiful :D

@@EzioD86 Oh that's kinda sad, but I think the beauty of the place will make up for it. Keep up the positive vibes 😉

@JacobPatrick1 -Documentaries: The Rebel Queen: Eleanor of Aquitaine and more acclaimed documentaries on BBC. -Movies: In the 1964 film "Becket," Eleanor is briefly played by Pamela Brown. In the 1968 film "The Lion in Winter," Eleanor is played by Katharine Hepburn, who won an Academy Award for Best Actress for her portrayal. In the 2003 television film version, Eleanor was played by Glenn Close. -Television: Eleanor has appeared in various TV series, including: "The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men" (1952) "The Adventures of Robin Hood" (1955-1960) "Ivanhoe" (1958) "The Legend of Robin Hood" (1975) "Ivanhoe" (1997) "The New Adventures of Robin Hood" (1997) "Robin Hood" (BBC series, portrayed by Lynda Bellingham) "The Devil's Crown" (1978) "Plantagenet" (2010) "Eleanor Rising" (BBC Radio 4 drama series, 2020-2022).