Chauaa
Chauaa, ek rakam ke janwar hae jon ki giraas khaae hae.
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India ke ek mool Chauaa
India ke ek mool nar Chauaa
A cow's face has thick hair, wide mouth for eating grass, wet nose, big eyes with long lashes, large ears that can turn, and horns - photo Pikaluk.
This new-born calf has been licked clean by its mother. White Park Cattle have black noses and ears. They are a rare breed.
A calf suckling from a cow's udder.
A milking machine has cups which fit onto the cow's teats and suck the milk through tubes to a large container. At milking time, the cows often line up near the dairy shed.
When cattle have eaten, they often lie down to re-chew the grass they have swallowed.
This is a cross-bred bull with a hump and smooth coat of a Brahman.
The wild cattle of Europe, Aurochs, are extinct but cattle have been bred that are like the wild aurochs.
In some countries Bullfighting is a sport. Different places have different rules about whether the bulls get killed.
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- Cattle Breeds website - Oklahoma State University
- PBS Nature: Holy Cow (about cows in general)