Highland cows, also known as "Hairy Coos," are a Scottish breed renowned for their long, shaggy coats and impressive horns.
● They are one of the oldest registered cattle breeds, known for their hardiness and gentle temperament.
● They can live up to 20 years.
● Highland cows are one of the oldest registered cattle breeds, with a long history in the Scottish Highlands.
● They have a long, oily outer hair layer and a soft, downy undercoat for insulation against the cold.
● Despite their impressive appearance, Highland cows are generally gentle and calm.
● They can live up to 20 years, longer than many other cattle breeds.
● Both male and female Highland cows have horns, which they use for various purposes.
● A group of Highland cows is called a "fold" rather than a "herd."
● They play a role in maintaining natural landscapes through their grazing habits.
● Highland cows can thrive in harsh environments, even those too cold or rough for other cattle.
● Their long, shaggy hair and impressive horns make them easily recognizable.
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