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The most well-known ones are the dairy cows that produce milk, as not all cows do. The Holstein cow is known to make the most milk out of all the dairy cows. Originally from the Netherlands their milk production is unrivalled. While Jersey cows that come from Jersey in The Channel Islands located between England and France, have golden coloured milk that is great for making cheese.

Though generically we talk about, ‘cows’, not all cows are technically called cows. By that I mean, that really the only cow that should be called a cow, are female ones. The male cow is actually a bull, while a young male cow is called a bull calf. A young female cow who hasn’t had any calves yet is called a heifer.

some FUN COW FACTS

And now we’ll find out a couple of funny facts about cows, after which your attitude towards them can change drastically:

  1. Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

  2. Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

  3. Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

  4. Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

  5. Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

  6. Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

  7. Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

  8. Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

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Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

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They cannot see the colour red. A bull in a bullfighting ring does not react to the colour of the red cloak but its movement.

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Cows can’t vomit!

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Like humans, cows are social beings. They like to live in groups and can develop friendships with some while will avoid others.

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Holstein cows are the ones that are white with big black splodges or spots on them. Like fingerprints on humans, these spots are unique to each cow. There are no two cows with the same patterning on them.

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They have almost 300 degrees vision. Their only blind spots are directly in front and behind them.

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Language specialists have discovered that cows from certain locations actually have regional accents! How amoosing is that!

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Unlike popular belief, cows really do have only one stomach. That stomach, however, has four different compartments. Hmmm, I knew there was a separate one for dessert…!

The most well-known ones are the dairy cows that produce milk, as not all cows do. The Holstein cow is known to make the most milk out of all the dairy cows. Originally from the Netherlands their milk production is unrivalled. While Jersey cows that come from Jersey in The Channel Islands located between England and France, have golden coloured milk that is great for making cheese.

The most well-known ones are the dairy cows that produce milk, as not all cows do. The Holstein cow is known to make the most milk out of all the dairy cows.

Though generically we talk about, ‘cows’, not all cows are technically called cows. By that I mean, that really the only cow that should be called a cow, are female ones. The male cow is actually a bull, while a young male cow is called a bull calf. A young female cow who hasn’t had any calves yet is called a heifer.

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