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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The smoothness of the horns, incidentally, is not a purely natural phenomenon. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #220)
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5 220 The smoothness of the horns, View more quotes about incidentally">incidentally, is not a purely natural phenomenon.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 217 "Yes, Hci," said Cuwignaka, obediently.
5 218 A Smooth Horns is a young, prime bull.
5 219 Its horns are not yet cracked from fighting and age.
5 220 The smoothness of the horns, incidentally, is not a purely natural phenomenon.
5 221 The bulls polish them, themselves, rubbing them against sloping banks and trees.
5 222 Sometimes they will even paw down earth from the upper sides of washouts and then use the harder, exposed material beneath, dust scattering about, as a polishing surface.
5 223 This polishing apparently has the function of both cleaning and sharpening the horns, two processes useful in intraspecific aggression, the latter process improving their capacity as fighting instruments, in slashing and goring, and the former process tending to reduce the amount of infection in a herd resulting from such combats.
"Yes, Hci," said Cuwignaka, obediently. A Smooth Horns is a young, prime bull. Its horns are not yet cracked from fighting and age. The smoothness of the horns, incidentally, is not a purely natural phenomenon. The bulls polish them, themselves, rubbing them against sloping banks and trees. Sometimes they will even paw down earth from the upper sides of washouts and then use the harder, exposed material beneath, dust scattering about, as a polishing surface. This polishing apparently has the function of both cleaning and sharpening the horns, two processes useful in intraspecific aggression, the latter process improving their capacity as fighting instruments, in slashing and goring, and the former process tending to reduce the amount of infection in a herd resulting from such combats. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)