Cows do have tails. A tail is just as vital to a cow’s health and well-being as it is to any other animal. It allows them to swish away flies and it assists with balance when standing.

Hereford cattle cannot handle extreme weather conditions, and are susceptible to eye issues. Also, they can easily get sunburned and are also prone to vaginal prolapse due to their pale udders.

Cow’s hooves are cloven-shaped, with two toes clearly separated and surrounded by hard hoof tissue. These two toes can move independently to a certain extent. These hooves protect the animal’s limbs and overall body in all possible aspects.

Cows do have hooves that provide better support while traveling on rough terrain. The soles of the hooves are made from keratin, just like their hair and horns. The hard outer surface protects the inner structures, including bones, nerves, and blood vessels.

Brahman cattle are medium-sized cow breeds with distinctive characteristics, including a well-defined hump, dewlaps, and extra skin. Their thick glossy hair coats reflect much of the sun’s heat which makes them highly tolerant to heat and sunlight.

Indeed, baby cows do sleep. In fact, they sleep a lot more than adult cows because they are curious animals who like exploring the world around them. This makes them very tired and sleepy afterward.

Usually, cows can live for 15-20 years, sometimes even longer. However, the lifespan of a cow depends upon various factors, including: Genetics, health condition, breed and atmosphere. For instance- cows having good genes live longer than others.