stackyFACTSIf cows ever start committing coordinated bank robberies, forensics will have an incredibly weird time. The grooves, bumps, and ridges on a bovine snout are entirely distinct to each individual. Farmers have actually used nose-printing to track livestock long before microchips existed.
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