Do cattle like the sea side?
we've never seen a herd of cows on a beach so how do we know?
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When I was on holiday this summer in Scotland I went to the Island of Muck (I may have spelt that wrong if so Sorry) it is on the west coast. It was the hottest day in record in Scotland 30C. We went to a beautiful white sand beach where we found a number of cows some of which were a paddling in the sea with us. Very odd. So, yes I do believe they like to be beside the seaside, in the sea.
Thanks
What would they eat? Sand?
They love Cowes on the I.O.W
Yes.they can swim too
Yes I take my Old Cow there every Summer
you see them moo'ing around the coastline the further north you go in scotland but they prefer more sheltered coves.
Oh I moo like to be beside the seaside, oh I moo like to be beside the seeeeeeeea!
No I dont think they would feel at home on sand,they are grazing animals so they would want to be near good grass.Also the noise of the waves would spook them.
Only if they have their buckets and spades
..... PAL THERE IS NO GRASS ......... AND I DON'T THINK THEY LIKE SUN BATHING .......
They get dressed up and call themseves donkeys, I've seen em on the beach!
where in the heck do you people come up with these questions?!!
They used to:
Legged Sea Cow Fossil Found in Jamaica
By Hillary Mayell
for National Geographic News
October 10, 2001
The nearly complete skeleton of an ancient aquatic mammal with legs has been unearthed in Jamaica.
The 50-million-year old skeleton is one of the best examples so far of the evolution from a land animal to an aquatic animal, said Daryl Domning, a paleontologist at Howard University in Washington, D.C., who reported the discovery.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/.
And Cowes is by the sea near Southampton.
i think so, my mother in law loves it and shes a right cow. x
no they end up in beef burgers
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Answers:
When I was on holiday this summer in Scotland I went to the Island of Muck (I may have spelt that wrong if so Sorry) it is on the west coast. It was the hottest day in record in Scotland 30C. We went to a beautiful white sand beach where we found a number of cows some of which were a paddling in the sea with us. Very odd. So, yes I do believe they like to be beside the seaside, in the sea.
Thanks
What would they eat? Sand?
They love Cowes on the I.O.W
Yes.they can swim too
Yes I take my Old Cow there every Summer
you see them moo'ing around the coastline the further north you go in scotland but they prefer more sheltered coves.
Oh I moo like to be beside the seaside, oh I moo like to be beside the seeeeeeeea!
No I dont think they would feel at home on sand,they are grazing animals so they would want to be near good grass.Also the noise of the waves would spook them.
Only if they have their buckets and spades
..... PAL THERE IS NO GRASS ......... AND I DON'T THINK THEY LIKE SUN BATHING .......
They get dressed up and call themseves donkeys, I've seen em on the beach!
where in the heck do you people come up with these questions?!!
They used to:
Legged Sea Cow Fossil Found in Jamaica
By Hillary Mayell
for National Geographic News
October 10, 2001
The nearly complete skeleton of an ancient aquatic mammal with legs has been unearthed in Jamaica.
The 50-million-year old skeleton is one of the best examples so far of the evolution from a land animal to an aquatic animal, said Daryl Domning, a paleontologist at Howard University in Washington, D.C., who reported the discovery.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/.
And Cowes is by the sea near Southampton.
i think so, my mother in law loves it and shes a right cow. x
no they end up in beef burgers
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