In previous years, the 2 1/2-year-old bulls averaged 1,895 pounds and ranged in condition score from 5 to 7. The younger set of historical 1 1/2-year-old bulls averaged 1,376 pounds and had similar body condition scores.
The solar plexus is the common name for the celiac plexus which is located in the abdomen behind the stomach. Pain in that area can be caused by various things including a blow to the abdomen or any conditions that irritate surrounding structures such as the pancreas. ...Read more. Dr. Bruce Rothschild Dr. Rothschild.
If you get a good, hard blow to the solar plexus, it can temporarily paralyze the diaphragm. The punch also empties all the air out of the lungs (probably accompanied by an audible Ooooof!) and sends the diaphragm into a spasm; it contracts, and stays that way.