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[[Image:Cow.jpg|right|thumb|A cow standing naturally upright.]]
[[Image:Cow.jpg|right|thumb|A cow standing naturally upright.]]
[[Image:Surabhi Cow.jpg|right|thumb|A self-tipped or resting cow.]]
[[Image:Surabhi Cow.jpg|right|thumb|A self-tipped or resting cow.]]
'''Cow tipping''', is theoretically performed whereby participants sneak up on an upright, sleeping [[cow]] and push it over for amusement. There are factors which make the possibility unlikely; one such factor being that cows (as with most [[herd]]-prey animals) only take irregular naps throughout the day. Cow Tipping is a myth, cows sleep lying down.
'''Cow tipping''', is theoretically performed whereby participants sneak up on an upright, sleeping [[cow]] and push it over for amusement. There are factors which make the possibility unlikely; one such factor being that cows (as with most [[herd]]-prey animals) only take irregular naps throughout the day. Cow Tipping is a myth, cows sleep lying down.{{fact}}


A variety of calculations have been applied to the [[physics]] of cow tipping, sometimes with [[humorous]] intention.
A variety of calculations have been applied to the [[physics]] of cow tipping, sometimes with [[humorous]] intention.

Revision as of 21:02, 4 June 2007

A cow standing naturally upright.
File:Surabhi Cow.jpg
A self-tipped or resting cow.

Cow tipping, is theoretically performed whereby participants sneak up on an upright, sleeping cow and push it over for amusement. There are factors which make the possibility unlikely; one such factor being that cows (as with most herd-prey animals) only take irregular naps throughout the day. Cow Tipping is a myth, cows sleep lying down.[citation needed]

A variety of calculations have been applied to the physics of cow tipping, sometimes with humorous intention. [1] [2]


References

  1. ^ Semke, Matt. "The Statics of Cow Tipping". UNL College of Engineering and Mechanics Course Project. Retrieved 2007-04-17.
  2. ^ Malvern, Jack. "Cow-tipping myth hasn't got a leg to stand on". Times Online. Retrieved 2006-10-28.