This guy went on a walk with his friend to see some Highland cows. As he posed for a photo with one, the cow suddenly lifted him by its horn between his legs.

Highland cows' horns can grow up to 3-4 feet across in length and have a unique pattern different for every cow, much like human fingerprints.

Highland cows' horns can grow up to 3-4 feet across in length and have a unique pattern different for every cow, much like human fingerprints.

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Texture and horn differences between the two variants Both cow variants have distinct horns (Image via Mojang Studios) When compared side-by-side, both cow variants differ in their texture.

Their horns can grow up to 3-4 feet across in length and have a unique pattern that's different for every cow, very similar to our fingerprints. They use their horns to dig through snow and grass.