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Big and heavy - requires anatomic knowledge (you know there was no Wikipedia showing exactly where that dog carries it’s liver)...
by hennsen 8y ago
Big and heavy - requires anatomic knowledge (you know there was no Wikipedia showing exactly where that dog carries it’s liver)...
- vixen99 8y agoits liver
- hennsen 8y agoThanks! Very important!
- DanAndersen 8y agoYou don't need academic knowledge of anatomy if you grow up in a culture (that of medieval peasants) where hunting, cleaning, and cooking animals was likely common. Much can be inferred from analogy, in the way the non-human dissections were (and still are) used for training surgeons.
- hennsen 8y agoMany assumptions about the knowledge of the persons who shall apply the guidelines - but might be right.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoProbably in the same place as a sheep or a pig. A butcher would have no problem finding it. ;)
- hennsen 8y agoProbably. Clearly if you happen to have a butcher at hand to get you the liver. Not sure if nowadays you could just bring a random dig to a butcher and ket him extract the liver for you - might be hygienic standards preventing to do it. Earlier might be the belief that dogs are dirty etc. but i don’t know...