Ruminant Digestion

Ruminants are a large group of animals within the order Artiodactyla. They are an important part of food chains all over the world due to their unique digestive systems.

Ruminants have a sophisticated digestive system that uses fermentation to allow the animal to access energy in their diet. Ruminants eat forages (such as grasses) and roughage (hay and straw).

This video covers how cows, goats and other ruminants process food and how the digestive system of ruminant animals works.

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[Mumblecrap]

The footage in this video is so beautiful, the 4k resolution is just the cherry on top! Well made video!

[ulvifitri]

this video truly help me to understand with ruminants

[SusanNyandurMalok]

Thank you so much sir
You have helped me with the assignment I was doing.

[terryguerrero]

Super informative. Great visual aids and beautiful videography with drone footage.

[bahlemizo]

now I truly understand ruminants thank you so much Sir.

[piano]

Very informative - thank you very much!

[paulinepfaffe]

really well done video! thank you for making this!

[wailingalen]

Great video!!! What is the soundtrack??!! So superchill!!!

[HB-CL-TX]

What is with the extremely large text in solid black background covering the whole screen???

[jamiibear]

Turn to 1.25x, great video but he talks a bit slow for my rotted adhd brain 😂

[christopherellis]

Intest👁nes 😊 but it's polysylabic, like digestive. I wonder how the vegan ideologues will adapt their recipes to this. 😅
What is missing is that the intestinal flora and fauna convert cellulose into fatty acids, which is what feeds us animals.

[mayc.]

How much time does the food stay in each compartment?

[KiraPlaysGuitar]

Jeez, I wish I had a couple layers of stomach between my oesophagus and my gastric acids.

[ayaan]

very short video. youcouldve made it longer

[ChristinaOstil]

Okay, why don't the public schools teach about farm animals?