On today's program, we will be going through the anatomical structure of the rumin,

also known as a ponch, which is the largest stomach compartment in ruminants and the larger part of reticulurumin, which is the first

chamber in the elementary canal of ruminant animals. Now open your textbooks please to page 45.

Today we're going to be looking at the Sachus Doris, the Sachus ventralis.

Thought we covered that last time. Yeah and I thought there was an

illustration of John Fetterman as a remnant in the textbook. He is a grotesque ray. He does regurgitate his cud and chew on it all day and did you guys see the thing

or you say is that what And did you guys see the thing?

Or you say, is that what cows are doing in the honoside before we're going for

is that what cows are done when they just keep smacking their guns?

That's it.

They regurgitate from the rumin and they chew the cud.

And, well, the reason Aaron and I were talking about it was because we were talking about camels.

How we got on that topic was we were talking about

Banning cars and how that's gonna piss a lot of people off so people have to have some sort of like individual little mode of transportation so I can I can have my little my little

private yeah my little treats and so it's like well I guess we'll have to either

bring back horseback and horse drawn buggies or we could experiment with camels.

Camels are ruminants and they also barf up their cud and chew on it all day just like giraffes I think also too I think with a

warming climate a warming world you know I know in mad max you know all the cars, you know, which I guess is a commentary on cars themselves

Everyone drives cars and trucks and stuff, but maybe we'll just have tricked out camels instead you know

Yes, the wasteland, you know? Yes!

You know what I mean?

That'd be tight.

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