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A thistle<\/strong> is a plant<\/strong> with thorns<\/strong> that is part of the family group of the zygofilaceae. The concept is formed with the terms \"opens\"<\/em> Y \"eye\"<\/em>, due to the care that those who mowed a field with thistles had to take not to hurt themselves.<\/p>\n

\"Thistle\"It is important to note that thistles are considered harmful to crops<\/strong>. In addition, the fruits of these plants<\/strong>, with their thorns, they can hurt livestock and people<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

It is common for thistles adhere to the hair of the<\/strong> animals<\/strong> and to the clothes of the individuals<\/strong>. They can even reach puncture tires<\/strong>. However, thistles are attributed positive properties for metabolism and for the regeneration of injured tissues.<\/p>\n

The notion of caltrop also refers to a weapon<\/strong> or defensive or punishment instrument<\/strong>. In the field of religion<\/strong>, the disciplinarians used to place thistles on the whip to self-flagellate.<\/p>\n

The thistles are metal pieces<\/strong> with the appearance of star<\/strong>, whose spikes can cause damage. Known as miguelitos<\/strong> In some Latin American countries, thistles are usually distributed on the ground to hinder or impede the advance of those who move in vehicles<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Criminals sometimes throw thistles into the Street<\/strong>. The goal is for motorists to step on the caltrops and have to stop when the tires are punctured: when they brake, they are mugged.<\/p>\n

On Argentina<\/strong>, meanwhile, the caltrop is called velcro<\/strong>. It is a fastening or closing mechanism that consists of two different tissues, which, when making contact, are hooked. Caltrops are used to close different products.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

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