Gunnison Valley News | 1925-03-12 | Page 5 | Animals and Blood

Animals and Blood The popular belief that blood pro-Juces pro-Juces intense irritation or excitement in cattle has been put to the test. The blood of both horses and cows was brought before the animals, but they remnined Indifferent or only mildly interested, showing nothing of the re-t re-t ported alarm or nngpr. It is conolud-i conolud-i od that the excitement witnessed by : "he cattlemen was not aroused by the hlor.rl but by something accompanying . ;t, such as the sight of wounded com- panions. or their cries of pain.