somebody must've tried cooking those right
When horses are born, their hooves are covered in a rubbery layer called a deciduous hoof capsule. This capsule covers the sharp edges of the foal's untried hooves, protecting both the foal and its mother from injury during birthpic.twitter.com/BmRwhiUxsV
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It’s called gelatin, we eat it every day
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Newborn babies of Gazelles and camels has them as well. It’s called Tei-Pei in Japanese. It means hoof rice cake (Mochi).pic.twitter.com/62X5ctI3lY
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*Homer voice* Mmmm... delicious horse capsule...
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Thanks I hate it
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I liked Deciduous Hoof Capsule’s first two records.
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Misread that as "delicious", my bad. Interesting horse fact, nonetheless!
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I need video of those being removed. I won't rest until I see it.
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Honestly- I thought I was looking at coleslaw
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BUT IT HAS SPIKES
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I simply like the word "deciduous," but "deciduous hoof capsule" sounds like a great name for a band (or indie film).
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I thought this said delicious hoof capsule.
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