I think maybe it was a sheep's kidney.
I feel like I should be able to be a little more definitive about that. I think if I saw where it was positioned in the sheep I could've figured it out--but when it's lying in the street, it's a little more difficult. It's like how you can name a state if all the lines are drawn, but it might be difficult to draw Idaho, for instance, in the exact right location on a blank map (Idaho in this way--and maybe others?--is much like that nameless internal organ thrown in the street).

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Interestingly enough, sheep's kidneys are located just behind their ears.
Which explains the old saying, "Never trust a sheep. They have kidneys for brains."
Okay, I tried to fact-check this one, but all I could find was a place where you can order sheep kidneys ten at a time for about $2 each.
*If* what you say is true, I was drastically overconfident about my ability to identify your average, run-of-the-mill, properly-situated sheep kidney.
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