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pdieten t1_j6lq9wk wrote

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemartin

"A freemartin is the normal outcome of mixed twins in all cattle species which have been studied. It does not normally occur in most other mammals, though it has been recorded in sheep,[14] goats,[15] and pigs.[16]"

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ChiggaOG t1_j6lpvfo wrote

Bet you didn't know it probably contains a colony of staphylococcus and streptococcus bacteria.

Source: Me; eating food right at my desk with my bare hands after touching my keyboard to get a canker sore a few days later. Also, I have gotten a sore throat.

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wolfie379 t1_j6lpiqf wrote

Note that twin births among cattle are rare. In the Old West, one cowboy telling another “your cow had twins” would usually result in a fatal case of “lead poisoning” - since “twins” usually meant that there was a cow wearing a different brand bawling for its lost calf.

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iskin t1_j6lov8p wrote

I clean my toilet seat with disinfectant before and after I use it. I clean my keyboard every morning with disinfectant before I start my work day. So I clean my toilet seat 2-6 times on a normal day and my keyboard once a day. Checks out.

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