Cows are colorblind to the red and green colors. People sometimes think that it is the red color of the cape that catches the eye of the bull in a bullfight, but it’s actually just the waving of the material.

Cows have the ability to hear both higher and lower frequencies better than human beings.

The average dairy cow weighs about 1,200 lbs.

You often see a cow chewing. They actually chew at least fifty times a minute and has 40,000 movements of their jaw per day.

Most of the time we see a cow standing, but they actually sit down and stand up around fourteen times each day.

When you see a cow grazing, they are not biting the grass but instead curling their tongues around it.

They have just one stomach but it is divided into four different compartments for digestion.

The length of time for a cow to be pregnant is the same as humans: nine months.

Cows produce a lot of saliva. The make so much saliva that it totals to around 125 pounds per day.

A typical day for a cow is: 8 hrs. eating, 8 hrs. chewing their cud and 8 hrs. sleeping.