Woman Plays Bagpipes For Her Biggest Fans

This video is like nothing you have ever seen before! If you are ready for some good laugh, but also if you want to learn something new, you are in the right place. If you love the sound of bagpipes, you will like this video even more!

The clip opens with a scene of a woman who is playing bagpipes outside on a field. If you thought that the place she chose to perform at is a strange one, just wait until you see who is her audience. While this talented woman is playing bagpipes, several cows assemble to listen to her concert! Isn’t this just unbelievable? In whole honesty, there is rarely anyone who has seen a cow with such interest in music in general, let alone in the sound of bagpipes! This is absolutely marvelous! At first, just one cow comes to enjoy this woman's music, but by the end of the video, you will be able to see at least half a dozen of cows that couldn’t be more excited about attending this extraordinary concert! So amazing!

Music is distinguished from other sound waves by harmony. Sound waves affect all living organisms, as well as any other element of the environment. However, the influence of music marked by strict harmony, like classical music or the music played by the woman in this video, is so amazing that it is simply impossible to neglect. It has been scientifically proven that animals even enjoy the subtleties of music, it relaxes them, and it is proven in practice that cows, the heroes in our video, give a bucket of milk a day more when they listen to music.

After long observations, scientists have come to the recognition that music not only improves mood but increases activity, treats and even raises IQ. Quite serious studies have revealed that under the influence of sound waves in the human brain, the hormone dopamine is released that causes a sense of euphoria. That's why people like music, although, of course, not everyone, and not every type of music. It's a matter of taste, as they say. Scientists have also performed many “musical” experiments with animals: cows, rabbits, mice, cats, dogs, guinea pigs, etc. The results of these experiments made scientists hold their breath and feel their heart racing: in Brazil, for example, they bred a new breed of bees, whose aggressiveness was reduced by the only under the influence of music!

In cows, music is used to improve the mood and they produce more milk as a result. Modern American farmers know for the cow’s happiness requires much more than just feed, clean water, and a good enough shelter. They even play their cows music, most often classical, and also - a massage! And, lo, the milk begins to flow in torrents!