In a bid to prevent hypothermia, a calf was given a hot bath in a sink, showcasing the warmth and comfort that a hot soak can provide on a cold day. A Japanese farmer shared a delightful image of the calf enjoying its bath, which resonated with many netizens who instantly understood the bliss of being warm and cozy.
However, the original poster (OP) clarified that this was not just a simple indulgence; the hot bath actually saved the calf's life. The farm employee, known as "もみのき" (Mominoki), frequently shares photos of the cattle on social media, particularly on X (@mominoki_farm). Recently, he posted a photo of the calf in the bath, which attracted hundreds of thousands of views.
The calf, soaking in the sink, displayed an incredibly satisfied expression, stretching its front legs outside while resting its head on a towel—a perfect embodiment of relaxation that sparked discussions among online users. Yet, the OP explained that the bathing was not merely for enjoyment. With winter temperatures dropping sharply, newborn calves covered in amniotic fluid can quickly lose body heat. Thus, the hot bath method was employed to rescue calves suffering from hypothermia.
After enjoying the warm water, the previously weak calf seemed to experience a revival, akin to being reborn with renewed energy.
ぬっくぬくですごしました🙆♀️✨️ pic.twitter.com/ENjOP1EJhE
— もみのき (@mominoki_farm) 2024年12月16日