Fishing sinker weight acting as barbs. Claw sinkers are used in surf fishing on sandy bottoms with strong currents, mainly to prevent the sinker from getting carried off with the current. Upon casting a claw sinker, the line is briefly tugged so that the claws will dig themselves into the sand, allowing the rig to stay in place. An ideal material for a fishing sinker is environmentally acceptable, cheap and dense. Density is desirable as weights must be as small as possible, in order to minimize visual cues which could drive fish away from a fishing operation. In ancient times as well
Wobbler disease after surgery, it had ataxia without conscious proprioceptive deficits, and three months after surgery, the dog was neurologically normal. The owner reported it had been two years since the dog was able to hold its neck in an elevated position. Wobbler disease is also found in horses, where it is often called wobbler's syndrome; it refers to several conditions beyond those listed above and is not by itself a singular disease. Wobblers is a broad term used to describe cervical disorders in the horse, including equine wobbles anemia and cervical vertebral myelopathy, spinal cord compression (sometimes referred to colloquially among