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why the dogs always keep their tongue open? if they has sweatglands in tongue, where do sweatgland is present for other animals like goat , sheep etc. ... (Asked by ra1me2sh3)
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This is a good question. I used to ask this alot too. Let me give you a simple answer. Dogs have sweat glands in their tongues so they pant to let their sweat evaporate off. This is how they cool down. Dogs don't sweat. Other animals usually have sweat glands on their skin. One way to find out is to observe them - do they pant? Does their skin look shiny or wet when they have been out in the hot sun for very long?...(Answered by xBobbyCx)

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I need a take-off version of : The Three Billy Goats Gruff? ... (Asked by kimandroger1)
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Here are some different versions if you can find them, not all a take off, but the last one is for sure ... The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Paul Galdone The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Janet Stevens The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Stephen Carpenter The Three Billy Goats Gruff by P.C. Asbjornsen The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Ellen Appleby The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Susan Hellard The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Glen Rounds The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Val Biro The Three Billy Goats Gruff by Ted Dewan Gregory the Terrible Eater by Mitchell Sharmat The Three Billy Goats Gruff/Just a Friendly ...(Answered by Imaka)

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why do we rear sheep and goats? plz,someone help me! i have an assignment to take in tomorow at school,abt 3-4 help me plz, send about 3-4 answers why we rear sheep and goats ... (Asked by sarah n)
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We get 2 things from sheep: (1) wool (their fur), and (2) mutton, (their meat, which famously includes lamb chops). And 3 things from goats: (1) mohair (their fur, sort of like wool), (2) cabra or cabrito (the Spanish words for their meat, which is eaten in Mexico, but not commonly in the USA, except on ranches and in Mexican restaurants), and (3) milk, which is used to make goats' cheese. There may be a few other uses, but these are by far the main ones, and the only ones I can think of....(Answered by yahoohoo)

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How should I continue & finsh writing this script for a puppet show with little kids watching? The beginning goes like this: Policeman: [to a goat head-butting the police car] You are in violation of ordinance 29, the ramming with horny head of a police vehicle! ***You get to make up the setting, plot, time, people, etc. No more than five people. -Please and Thank you! ... (Asked by monikajan@sbcglobal.net)
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"Nawwwww" said the Goat. "Ordinance 29 is only for cows and sheep." "Nawwww" said the Policeman, "it is written for cows, sheep, goats, and a few horny toads, too." "Nawwwww" said the Goat, "you are kidding me." "Nawwwww" said the Policeman, "I cannot 'kid' you; I am a law enforcement officer whose work it is to uphold the laws and ordinances for this area." "Do you agree to stop and desist this action?" "Nawwwww" said the Goat, "you will have to 'do your duty'". The policeman said, "You are hereby charged with failing ...(Answered by sheila_0123)

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