Blosom, the World's Tallest Cow, RIP

David Pescovitz 8:48 am Thu Jul 2, 2015

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Blosom, the world's tallest cow at 6'2" from hoof to withers, died in May at 13-years-old, according to Guinness World Records. Watch a touching tribute video below.

"The funny thing about Blosom was how unaffected she was by all the attention that seemed to surround her," said her human companion Patty Meads-Hanson of Orangeville, Illinois. "As long as she had her oats, and daily chin rubs and ear scratches, life was good."

"The world's tallest cow dies after a lifetime of Photoshop accusations" (CBC News)

"Tallest cow ever – Guinness World Records pays tribute to Blosom" (Guinness)

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