Thousands Of Cattle Suspiciously Die In Kansas Heat Wave! - What Happened? - Yanasa TV Must Video

I’m a zoologist and heat is very unlikely. Death rates follow a bell curve. The weak and old will die first, then normal, and the strongest will die last. You don’t just have a herd of 2,000 cattle die all at once. Here in Texas we have “global warming” each summer from late May through September. Our cattle are not dying of heat. In July and August we have heat well over 100 degrees.

High nitrates in the dry matter feed means the feed should have been tested before delivery to the feedlot. But the high nitrates cause the blood to thicken and looks like chocolate syrup when drawn for testing. The heat could exacerbate the faster mortality on so many. A good lab tech and vet can narrow down the cause – these people are excellent detectives…