To what country are COWS native?
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The wild ancestors of cows were native to northern Africa, Europe, and southern Asia.
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No, where are they from?
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It differs from place to place, and country to country. \nIn some areas in United States for example, the hang cows by their hind legs and slit their throats open. In Egypt, cow butchers first slice the tendon in the cows' heels- to restrict their movements and to make the butchers' jobs easier- then, they force the cow into the ground and slice their necks open. In the Philippines, some slaughter houses kill cows by tying them into a pole with a short length of rope and then stab them to death- sometimes stabbing them in the eyeballs. Yes, these ways of killing are quite brutal, gruesome and inhumane-- but bear in mind that many individuals, do not have enough funds and proper equipment to butcher cows in a more humane way that will result in a quick death(ie. gunshot to the head).
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I can only find black cows with white white bands around the middle, rather than white cows with black around the middle.\n\nThere are two possibilities that I can see. Either the 'Dutch Belted' or the 'Galloway Belted'\n\nTry the link below for more information and pictures.
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No.  Only femals cows exist.  No one knows where they come from since a community of all females, even if they resort to bovine lesbianism, still can't produce young.  It's a mystery all right...
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average cow weighs 1000-1100 pounds.  cows refers to females kept for breeding purposes, they do not enter the food chain until they either become old or unproductive.  they are a low quality beef product, hamburger, bologna etc.\n\n\nsteers and heifers(young females) become the top quality beef products---steaks, roasts + hamburger too.  they are usually 2 years old or less at processing.  wt-- about 1000 pounds.  about 65% of total weight becomes saleable beef.  the rest is hide, intrals, bones, waste. \n\ncosts vary, a calf changes hands several times before it winds up in grocery stores.  the farmer that raises it gets his money. he sells it to either a feedlot or another rancher that leaves it on grass pastures for several months.  the processors buy it from the feedlots.\n\nan average quality steer that sells to a processor weighs 1000-1200 pounds, an average price paid is 75 cents per pound.  prices change all of the time
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What country are you from?
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a heifer is a female cow a bull is the male
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the place where the glaciers originate from.
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I don't. I like my cows alive. lol
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Depending on the country but in the U.S. it is the mountain lion and wolf. In areas humans have destroyed these animals natural habitat, there are none except horrible people who mistreat animals. \n\nI love all creatures big and small and don't think it is right the U.S. actually has three plants that process horse meat for other country's consumption.
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cows, pigs, horses, zebra, deer, gazelle, bulls, giraffes, i think.  other african and other things related to deer.  mammals in grasslands, not forests. not too many in south america.  lots in africa.  hippos and rinos i think.  am pretty sure.
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o.k. cowgirl, you are kidding of course, are you not?\nIf you can get on this website, you can surely type in on your search bar, France, Germany. Spain, o.k.? go get em' cowgirl!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cows. The cows say "Moooooooo".
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All countries do it, its a big project, stockbreeding is creating food for the whole.  An interesting point, there is a guy making cows on one of the aleution islands, he makes enough cows out there to support a large percentage of Japan.  Thats a lot of cows.
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Many ... grass, cows, sheep,
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Pissapoo... nice name... Cows go to your house for holidays.