Horses don't have horns cows and sheep have horns.

Cows have horns.

Buffaloes have big horns.

Some had horns with bizarre shapes, or had four, or even six, horns.

The use of car horns

Goats have two hollow horns.

The snail shot out its horns.

But you have not lost horns.

Like those holding Formosa as their horns

To catch the bull, grab its horns.

Many waved or honked their horns in support.

You must take the bull by the horns.

Rhinos are killed by poachers for their horns.

You have to take the bull by the horns.

You have to take the bull by the horns.

And then as they grow older, the horns grow forward.

Others aim to save rhinos by making their horns less appealing and valuable.

Another, older proverb has a similar thrust A dead goat has golden horns.

Maria has horns, hooves and a tail. Is she a demon? No, a cow.

Another form of communication but it's an audible one this time is the use of car horns.

Their goal to make the horns useless to poachers and at least a little dangerous to consumers.

After the animal offering ritual, buffalo horns are used to decorate Tongkonan, the traditional house in Toraja.

Respect the tradition of a guy torturing a creature with horns with his baby in his arms.

(Rhino horns can be carefully cut off every few years without harm to the animal they eventually regrow.)

And since we use car horns for communication, isn't it possible that they should reflect their owners' personality too?

BBC published an article about research claiming that car horns sound is another big factor in car buyers decision.

One group of South African rhino lovers has started injecting brightly colored poison into the horns of live rhinos.

The most eagerly anticipated item, a bull with golden horns and hooves, was entitled, with obvious intent, The Golden Calf.

As a result Cairenes have resorted to a new form of communication using car horns, whistling, hissing, winking, staring and double flashing .

Every day that these vessels blast their hydroelectric horns and release contaminated exhaust and oil waste, they destroy the Sundarbans environment a little more.

Jab Jab's costumes are typically very simple the horns and tail are sculpted out of wire and covered with fabric or plaster of paris.

India, the land of asylum for the Dalai Lama and the angry young hotheads of the Tibetan Youth Congress, finds itself on the horns of a dilemma.

It is quite fitting then that Kyrgyz and Kazakh people also use the word tokol, or tokal as an adjective to refer to cattle that cannot grow horns.

With horns that keep growing louder, the shouting of curses, and the barking of the coxeur touts, who are finishing up their day of petty larceny committed on passengers.

Many upwardly mobile urbanites thus find themselves caught on the horns of a dilemma how to reconcile aspirations for a better lifestyle, as symbolized by America, with increasing abhorrence of US policies.

He said Car horns are originally meant to be used as a way to help drivers and alert drivers nearby. So are automotive lighting signals, which are essential for driving too, and help prevent accidents.

Abraham lifted up his eyes, and looked, and saw that behind him was a ram caught in the thicket by his horns. Abraham went and took the ram, and offered him up for a burnt offering instead of his son.

In January this year, Global Voices author Christine Mehta had reported how the health community had locked horns over whether a drug resistant TB strain that had been found in Mumbai should be labeled 'totally drug resistant' or 'extremely drug resistant'.

Yemen Djibouti Bridge Project A 200 billion mega project for the construction of a transcontinental bridge linking Yemen and Djibouti via Perim Island, the Bridge of the Horns, was announced in 2008 by a Dubai based company, Al Noor Holding Investments.

We will always jaywalk under the foot overbridge. IAmBangladeshi Not only that, Bangladeshis do not move from the street even after the car honks, he claims You can move an elephant hippo rhino with the horns of your car, but not me. IAmBangladeshi

T. horridus T. prorsus T. brevicornus was now thought to be the most conservative lineage, with an increase in skull size and a decrease in nasal horn size, and T. elatus T. calicornis was defined by large brow horns and small nasal horn.

It would be far better for the German government to take the bull by the horns by defining the principles of a European economic government in such a way that both countercyclical debt policy within the Maastricht framework and the ECB s independence are preserved.

GV Tell us about your memories of Damascus. LN To me, Damascus is the sound of lathes, of construction that is never finished, of car horns in rush hour traffic, the smell of double apple shisha, of onion frying in butter, of oranges and jasmine.

I thought the use of car horns for communication is an Egyptian thing, until I read about the students in UC San Diego s Cognitive Science Department who wrote about the presence of the same phenomenon in India too on their blog, where they wonder whether there are any studies about this.

A candle just brought in gradually lit up the study and its familiar details became visible the stag's horns, the book shelves, the looking glass, the hot air aperture of the stove with its brass lid, which had long been in need of repair, his father's couch, the large table on which were an open volume, a broken ash tray, and an exercise book in his handwriting.