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Cow Facts

The cow is an important domesticated animal that is found almost everywhere in the world. Very good quality milk is obtained from this. The cow has a special place in the Hindu religion, people call the cow "Mata". Its calves grow up and pull carts and plow the fields.

The cow has been of special importance in India since the Vedic period. In the beginning, the cow was used as a medium of exchange and exchange, etc. and a man's prosperity was calculated by his number of cows. Even from the Hindu religious point of view, the cow has been considered holy and its killing is done in great sins.

• A cow's heart beats 60 to 70 times in a minute.
• Cow's hearing power is better than humans'.
• The cow typically weighs 1,200 pounds.
• The normal temperature of a cow is 101.5°F.
• The cow has only one stomach but it has four different digestive compartments.
• Because of the cow, we also get other food items made from milk.
• A cow can touch its nose with its tongue very easily.
• Many years ago, when money was not invented, people used to buy and sell things through the cow.
• When a cow solves a problem on its own, it feels extremely happy. Due to this, his heartbeat increases.
• A cow produces about 200,000 glasses of milk in its lifetime.
• A dairy cow can salivate up to 125 lbs in a day.
• A cow weighing 1000 pounds can produce an average of 10 tons of manure every year.
• The belching and gas exhaled by cows are very harmful to the environment, as methane gas is 20 times more potent than CO2. Each cow emits 200-400 lbs of methane annually through the gas. The French company Valorex SAS is pressuring farmers to feed cows alfalfa and flax seed to release 25% less methane so that they emit 25% less methane.
• Cows spend about 10 hours lying down every day.
• Cows have a strong sense of smell and can detect odors six miles away.
• The thick skin and hair of the cow are natural insulators, which protect them from the bitter cold during the winter season.
• The World Championship of "Cow Chip Throw" is held annually in April in Beaver, Oklahoma.
• Cow's milk is like nectar, so newborn children whose mothers are unable to feed milk are fed cow's milk.

• Enmity is also seen in cows. They keep enmity towards someone for years.
• A very strong relationship is seen between the cow and the calf. She takes care of the calf till it is 3 years old. If the calf is lost somewhere, the cow can walk miles to find her calf.
• If the skin of a dead calf of a cow is removed and another calf is worn, then it will bring it up like its own child. This process of getting the cow done like this is called "grafting".
• The spots on the body of Holstein cow are like the fingerprints of humans. The pattern of black and white spots is different in every cow of this breed.
• Cow sleeps for 8 hours.
• A cow cannot vomit.
• A cow usually drinks 30-40 gallons of water.
• Cows have teeth only in the lower jaw.
• A cow has the specialty of smelling.
• The bacteria present in the reticulum break down the food into smaller particles. Here a lot of liquid is also mixed in the food. Fine particles of food settle down, while larger particles remain on top. Fine particles go directly into the abomasum, the fourth part of the stomach. The coarse particles of the rum go back into the mouth of the cow in the form of balls called 'pagur', which it chews thoroughly. There many bacteria are mixed in 'Pagur'. When the cow swallows the food after chewing it well, that food goes into the omasum, the third chamber of her stomach.
• When a cow takes its food in the form of grass or leaves, it swallows it directly or chews it very little. This food enters the rumen in the first chamber of his stomach, where the bacteria present there ferment it, that is, break it into small pieces/particles. After that this fermented food goes to the reticulum, the second chamber of the stomach.

• In the omasum, the bacteria present in the food make it finer by fermentation. The surface of omasum absorbs a lot of water found in this food. Then this fine food goes to the abomasum, the last chamber of the stomach.
• The cow that gave birth to the heaviest calf was a Friesian cow from Britain, which gave birth to 225 lbs calf in 1961.
• Missy is the most expensive cow ever sold. Its value was $2 million. The pre-contract value of her embryo alone was $3 million.
• On an average 800000 cows are killed for meat every day all over the world.
• A cow usually eats for 6-7 hours a day and chews it for about 8 hours.
• A cow produces about 200,000 glasses of milk in its lifetime.
• A cow can run faster than a horse on a wet surface.
• A cow can climb the stairs, but cannot descend. This is because his knees are not able to bend properly.
• The cow stands and sits about 14 times a day.
• Cows can drink up to 35 gallons of water in a day.
• A cow can smell up to 6 miles away.
• 80% of the cow's genes are similar to the genes found in the human body.
• Like humans, the reproductive period of a cow is also 9 months.
• Even after the birth of the calf, the cow is able to give milk. A cow can give milk about 3 times a day according to its diet.
• The largest breed of cow in the world is Chianina. This is a cow of the Italian breed. Its height can be up to 2 m and its weight can be more than 1700 kg. Along with being the tallest and heaviest breed of cow, it is also the oldest breed of cow.

• When cow's milk is milked, then the temperature of that milk is 101 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Research has shown that classical music helps cows to produce more milk.
• Research has also found that happy cows actually produce more milk, and simply calling cows by their different names increases milk production by up to 3.5%.
• Cows do not like to be alone. Usually, they are alone when they are sick or about to give birth to a child.
• Gomutra (cow urine) is one of the Panchagavyas. In some modern research, its very beneficial medicinal properties are told.
• A protein of 7 amino acids is found in cow's milk, which does not cause bone disease.
• Recent research has revealed that the protein found in Indian cow's milk is important in curing heart attack, diabetes, and mental illness.
• It has also been revealed in the new research that the cow of the Indian breed has sun glands, which convert its milk into medicine with nutritional value.
• Consumption of red-colored cow's milk energizes the body, while black-colored cow's milk protects against stomach gas-related diseases.
• The dairy industry has developed so much that now one cow provides milk equal to 10 cows.
• Many infectious diseases and colds, coughs,s, and colds are destroyed by going near the cow.
• The milk of a black colored cow is sweet which cures diseases like gas.
• The gir breed of cow provides the most milk and it is the oldest in India its milk gives desi ghee.
• India is the largest producer of milk in the world, followed by America.
• A cow's jaw moves at least 40,000 times a day.
• Cows don't chew the grass, they wrap it around their tongues and eat it.
• A cow can drink at least 113 liters of water in a day.
• A cow has teeth only in the lower part of its mouth.

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