Yann Arthus-Bertrand's photographs of farm critters and their human keepers are amazing. Images like this and this make me want to go eat some soy products for dinner. NSFW udders! Also what is up with this bovine badonkadonk?
Link to photo collection, with extra-large jpegs kindly provided for use as computer wallpaper. (Thanks, Brad)
Update: The badonkadonk in question most likely belongs to a breed called Belgian Blue. It's a genetic mutant that's banned in some countries, according to this Wikipedia entry. But best of all — Belgian Blues are also known as MONSTER COWS. (Thanks, JN and JumpSuit Boy)
Reader comment: Bill Hannahs says,
I had to look up badonkadonk, since I live in Wisconsin, and it's not exactly that. For one thing it's a male and the other thing is that that is not 'jiggle' but rather all muscle! The bull is a breed known as the Belgian Blue which has a trippy double muscle gene that makes it super strong. The same effect is found in some humans. Most recently a german track star gave birth to a son who was described as a 'muscular infant'. Research into the phenomenon is giving Muscular Dystrophy researchers new hope with gene therapy. Link
