Gidh

Pig farm, Ranchi veternary college,

Hampshire, white large yorkshire,

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🦜 Important Announcement from My Parrot 🦜

My parrot just told me something shocking…

Apparently, I am the pet.

He says he feeds me (emotionally), gives me a place to live, and watches me scroll my phone for hours like it’s enrichment activity.

Honestly… I don’t even have a counter-argument.

Anyway, he asked me to post this because “his wings are tired.”

Happy April Fool’s Day 😭

Mar 14, Sat

2:25

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The joints of the bovine hind limb, listed from proximal to distal, include the sacroiliac joint, pelvic symphysis, hip, stifle, proximal/distal tibiofibular, hock (tarsus), fetlock (metatarsophalangeal), and the proximal/distal interphalangeal (pastern and coffin) joints. These joints are crucial for structural support, weight-bearing, and locomotion.

Key Joints of the Cattle Hind Limb

Sacroiliac Joint: Connects the spine (sacrum) to the pelvis (ilium).

Pelvic Symphysis: The fibrocartilaginous joint connecting the left and right hip bones.

Hip Joint (Coxofemoral Joint): A ball-and-socket joint between the acetabulum of the pelvis and the head of the femur.

Stifle Joint: Composed of the femoropatellar and femorotibial joints (similar to the human knee).

Tibiofibular Joint: Connects the tibia and fibula bones.

Hock Joint (Tarsus/Crurotarsal Joint): A complex, multi-level joint (four levels) connecting the tibia to the metatarsus.

Fetlock Joint (Metatarsophalangeal Joint): Located between the metatarsal bone and the first phalanx.

Pastern Joint (Proximal Interphalangeal): Joint between the first and second phalanges.

Coffin Joint (Distal Interphalangeal): Joint between the second and third phalanges (within the hoof).

Bones Veterinary Anatomy

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“The real danger isn’t any one ideology — it’s the moment we stop questioning and start obeying.”

📅 Date: 19 February 2026

🕒 Time : 11 : 20

In the quiet daylight of the hostel,

life doesn’t rush — it unfolds. ☀️

Between shared walls and solitary thoughts,

we are not just passing time…