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10,500 BCE
Neolithic cultures in Taurus Mountains
Neolithic age is believed to be the time where cattle were domesticated. -
6500 BCE
First cattle in Africa
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6400 BCE
Taurine cattle traded
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6000 BCE
Grain and cattle were used as money
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4000 BCE
Milking cows
First signs of milking cows -
1627 BCE
Predecessors- Aurochs
Pleistocene period to 1627 -
Aug 25, 1493
Columbus brought cattle to America
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Aug 26, 1500
Adaptations
Their adaptations are the ability to sweat, regulate body temperature, and digest foliage. -
Period: to
Started ranching and trading cattle ever since in the U.S.
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Past and present uses
Uses for cattle are food, work, medicines, entertainment, transportation, and manufacturing many byproducts. -
Facts
Cows drink about a bathtub full of water and eat around 40 pounds of food a day.
Cows can produce up to 125 pounds of saliva in one day.
Cows are devotional mothers and are known to walk for miles to find their calves
Cattle are extremely curious and will investigate everything
Cows show extreme excitement when let out into an open field after long periods indoors -
