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Cud is a
portion of food that
returns from a ruminant's
stomach to the mouth to be
chewed for
the second time. More precisely, it is a
bolus of semi-degraded...
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requires the
fermented ingesta (known as
cud)
to be
regurgitated and
chewed again.
The process of
rechewing the cud to further break down
plant matter and...
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connected with
the Latin word rūmen, rūminis,
the throat and gullet,
whence 'ruminate',
to chew the cud,
therefore meaning 'insertion into
the throat'. Others...
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called ruminants,
chew food more than once
to extract more nutrients.
After the first round of
chewing, this food is
called cud.
Chewing is
primarily an...
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rumination is
derived from
the Latin word ruminare,
which means to chew the cud.
First described in
ancient times, and
mentioned in
the writings of Aristotle...
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people are
permitted to eat.
According to Leviticus 11:3,
animals like cows, sheep, and deer that have
divided hooves and
chew their cud may be consumed....
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behaviour is
referred to in a p****age in
the Bible which describes hyraxes as "
chewing the cud".[non-primary
source needed] This
chewing behaviour may be a...
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region of the
memory through the sweetness of
recollection into
the mouth of thought, what is this but
spiritually to chew the cud? They who do not this are...
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chewing the
cud without its
hooves being divided.
The hyrax, for
chewing the cud without having cloven hooves; as
the hyrax was not
known to early English...
- one of
the above characteristics:
the hare,
hyrax and
camel are
hindgut fermenters and
chew their cud but do not have
cloven hooves,
while the pig has...
