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Just pulled them up, or actually half-inched them?
If they were just pulled up then maybe some rustic type objected to a plant whose leaves are toxic - Just one or two leaves contain enough cyanide to kill a horse!
It's a wonder any of the brutes manage to survive!
Sorry yes they were nicked. And not in an area horses are prone to munch There's loads of established yew and laurel around already, maybe they all died.
If horses are that susceptible to cyanide how come we can feed them apples, when the pips contain small amounts?
Just pulled them up, or actually half-inched them?
If they were just pulled up then maybe some rustic type objected to a plant whose leaves are toxic - Just one or two leaves contain enough cyanide to kill a horse!
It's a wonder any of the brutes manage to survive!
Maybe they can detect a plant that is disadvantageous to their health and so avoid mindlessly eating something that could kill them? Many animals (including humans) are able to do that...
Just pulled them up, or actually half-inched them?
If they were just pulled up then maybe some rustic type objected to a plant whose leaves are toxic - Just one or two leaves contain enough cyanide to kill a horse!
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