Show Notes
We've covered bears, cougars, wolves, tigers...but now it's time to cover a species we're all surrounded by: Cows. Did you know in many countries, second only to horses, cows are the animal that kill the most people per year? Tune in to this episode to hear some stories of how cows can turn deadly.
The website mentioned in episode was killercows.co.uk.
Studies mentioned within the episode: Fatalities Caused by Cattle -- Four States 2003-2008 Fatalities caused by nonvenomous animals: A ten-year summary from Sweden Cattle-Caused Fatalities in a Province of Western Turkey: 1996–2010 Autopsy Results Deaths Caused by Animals in Finland Major injuries from “domestic” animals in children Death and injuries caused by cattle: A forensic overview
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