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<blockquote data-quote="J Hoy" data-source="post: 1833286" data-attributes="member: 16398"><p>Scientists say that toxins are the cause of Weak Calf Syndrome. All of the calves that had been diagnosed with Weak Calf Syndrome that I helped my neighbor with, had an underbite. That was one of the birth defects that researchers found on fawn deer when their mothers were deliberately exposed to the teratogenic insecticide imidacloprid. If you want to know how many calves die of Weak Calf Syndrome in Montana or in any other state, you can look it up on the internet, like I did. I guess someone heard about it, since it was easy to find. It also says that three out of every 100 calves born in Montana die of Weak Calf Syndrome. In 2021, there were 1,310,000 calves born in Montana, so around 39,000 calves died of toxins resulting in them having Weak Calf Syndrome. In Montana in 2021, between 200 and 300 cattle of all ages were killed by wolves and that is counting the questionable ones. So 39,000 is a bit more than the maximum 300 that might be killed by wolves in Montana. The people responsible for all those calves killed by man made toxins never get punished at all, let alone murdered in the most inhumane, unethical methods possible to think up like the wolves here in Montana are. And now you have heard about it<strong>! </strong></p><p></p><p>And hopefully, you will all do something about it. Imidacloprid was found to go across the placenta in pregnant <strong>HUMANS </strong>and directly into the fetus. I hope that you will at least care about your future children, grandchildren or great grandchildren.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J Hoy, post: 1833286, member: 16398"] Scientists say that toxins are the cause of Weak Calf Syndrome. All of the calves that had been diagnosed with Weak Calf Syndrome that I helped my neighbor with, had an underbite. That was one of the birth defects that researchers found on fawn deer when their mothers were deliberately exposed to the teratogenic insecticide imidacloprid. If you want to know how many calves die of Weak Calf Syndrome in Montana or in any other state, you can look it up on the internet, like I did. I guess someone heard about it, since it was easy to find. It also says that three out of every 100 calves born in Montana die of Weak Calf Syndrome. In 2021, there were 1,310,000 calves born in Montana, so around 39,000 calves died of toxins resulting in them having Weak Calf Syndrome. In Montana in 2021, between 200 and 300 cattle of all ages were killed by wolves and that is counting the questionable ones. So 39,000 is a bit more than the maximum 300 that might be killed by wolves in Montana. The people responsible for all those calves killed by man made toxins never get punished at all, let alone murdered in the most inhumane, unethical methods possible to think up like the wolves here in Montana are. And now you have heard about it[B]! [/B] And hopefully, you will all do something about it. Imidacloprid was found to go across the placenta in pregnant [B]HUMANS [/B]and directly into the fetus. I hope that you will at least care about your future children, grandchildren or great grandchildren. [/QUOTE]
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