Udder genius: Daisy the cow expertly picks the lock of her pen gate in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland
Daisy the cow, from a farm in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, has learned the trick to unbolting the gate to her pen with her tongue.
She deftly and accurately unfastens both bolts, allowing her and her bovine buddies access to the verdant fields outside for breakfast.
Farmer Tom Grant was left scratching his head after he found his cattle out munching grass in the morning, despite locking them up the night before.
He initially suspected cattle rustlers so, with the help of his brother, Vincent, Mr Brown set up a hidden camera to get to the bottom of the cattle conundrum.
Suspicions: Farmer Tom Grant suspected cow rustlers had undone the gate, but later discovered Daisy's talent through a hidden camera
Great escape: Daisy's bolt-loosening exploits give other cows in her pen a brief taste of freedom too
After viewing the footage, both Mr Grant and his brother were amazed to see what their cow had learned to do.
'People have the impression that a cow is a dumb animal, but as you can see from the footage, it's far from dumb, it's quite intelligent,' Vincent told the Belfast Telegraph.
It's neat to see her look both ways after getting out, too. Definitely a cow with smarts! :D
If we're being kept like livestock, maybe a similar escape can be made, if only we can find that sliding lock!