I planned this photo of headless CowNots.
It's a good photo:

I wanted this one too.
We need to see the broadsides and fannies of CowNots:

We need to look at the tops of CowNots' heads and at CowNot legs. I knew we did, so I took this great photo of a CowNot head and CowNot legs. I posed these CowNots just so. I did a great job, because I'm such a good photographer:
I thought I should take a really good picture of a CowNot be-hind:
It's important to study CowNot horns. This is a really good photo of CowNot horns. I planned it this way. Nuh-uh. Don't you say that. This CowNot wasn't just trying to poke its face in the camera lens:
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