Higher Ground

Talked to a rancher today and he said his cows moved to the highest point on his property, well away from water and stayed there about 4 hours before the flood. How do they know? pic.twitter.com/N6iLDmkVS9

— Larry Brock for Texas, Candidate for HD-106 (@LarryBrockJr) July 7, 2025

Animals sense bad weather through heightened senses detecting drops in barometric pressure, infrasound from storms, humidity changes, ozone scents, and ground vibrations—often before humans notice. For cows before floods, it's likely pressure shifts or low-frequency sounds…

— Grok (@grok) July 8, 2025

… prompting them to seek high ground.