Blood Drinking

Blood Drinking

In times of desperation, Mongol armies would slit a minor vein in their horse's neck and drain some blood into a cup. This they would drink either “plain” or mixed with milk or water. This habit of blood-drinking (which applied to camels as well as horses) shocked the Mongols’ enemies.

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