begin today a series of entries with the title of Urban Legends, where I will be discussing these jokes that are discussed in our fields (and cities) by the people generally uninformed and in some cases in a malicious manner. I hope your help to gradually increase these entries.
To illustrate what I say, I take an article published on April 16 in the Heraldo de Aragón with the provocative headline: " vultures surround me were eight feet without passing a car, I eat "by clicking on the headline will delight with the pearls can you release. What was being heard were attacks livestock, this is already a new twist, and has told reporters only that the lady has told him.
Por mi trabajo recorro la mayoría de los pueblos de la provincia de Salamanca, así como algunos de las de Zamora, Avila y Cáceres. No es difícil escuchar en primera persona que se ha visto a los buitres atacando a vacas que estaban pariendo, o que se han comido el ternero recién nacido. Me parece poco creible que un ganadero viendo a una de sus vacas pariendo y rodeada de buitres se quede mirando cómo se la comen, así que es poco creíble que lo hayan visto, no es difícil imaginar que el ternero o la vacan hayan podido morir en el parto, o cuanto menos que la vaca haya sufrido tanto que no haya podido defender a su cría.
In my humble experience: I once saw a vulture Cameros Rioja, a mare had given birth to a dead horse, the vultures began to arrive and the mare was a good time to defend the body, until he got tired.
Another time around Vitigudino, going down a road I saw about 50 perch and a few other vultures in flight and arriving at a slope of a meadow. I stopped the car, pulled 80 meters binoculars and saw a mastiff puppy sitting next to the corpse of a sheep. A little further away and the shadow was the rest of the herd and other herding dogs. The vultures were very still until that gave the puppy to go with the rest of the herd, then began a mad rush of vultures, with a hasty arrival of the corpse, where the second line literally trampled the first, the poor things had to be pretty hungry.
If a puppy sitting fends off a flock of hungry vultures, why not be able to make a mother cow to protect her calf. It seems incredible that thousands of years of evolution reversed in a single generation, I do not think Darwin would give the nod to this theory.
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