Well, to be fair,he was not a rocket scientist.

Cows can be dangerous. Once, in my youth, I was cross-country running through a familiar cow pasture. I had walked through that pasture many times, mostly ignored by the cows. Apparently they see a running human as very different than a walking human. Halfway across the field, I heard thunder nearby. It was an early summer afternoon, so sudden thunderstorms are not at all surprising in this part of the world. I look around to spot the thunder cloud, and what do I see, but 50 tons of grown milk cow charging after me at what looked to be a full gallop. I quickly went from a comfortable lope to a sprint, heading for a swampy copse of trees on the far edge of the field. I made it just in time, and the muddy ground dissuaded the herd from following me into the thicket. Along with one particularly close call on the highway, it is one of the few times I sincerely thought I was about to die.

Cows descended from aurochs, and they never forget it.

"Last one was killed in Poland"

Because the last one had to be killed. Wtf humans?

I'm pretty sure the last group just died out naturally. It was the habitat lose and disease from domesticated cows that did them in. By the end, there was just one female left.

The penalty for killing them in the 1500s was death (I mean, that was a penalty for a lot of things, so that might not mean much, but I don't think they were being hunted by that late stage).

“There are no suspicious circumstances and the matter has been passed to the coroner’s officer.”

Shifty cow bastards have been getting away with murder for years

Think how many cows have been killed by humans.

Not enough.

this makes me sad

Not sad enough.

Cruelty seems to be increasing.

Moooooove along, nothing to see here.

Face should be careful. His motor might vibrate him to death.

More plastic garbage bags at strategic locations will fix that issue.