Cows in Cities

Aleksander, 17

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Hello everyone! I’ve been gone for a while but my friend reminded me of this blog because she was mad at me for not telling her I have cow knowledge. So, as an apology, here’s a beautiful Texas Longhorn (I have three toy cows of this species =) ) in Winnipeg, Canada! It’s not just any Texas Longhorn tho, this right here is Poncho Via, a cow that owns the title of the longest horns, taking a spot in the Guiness World Record book! https://www.npr.org/2019/06/18/733715759/humongous-horns-texas-longhorn-from-alabama-sets-guinness-world-record?t=1659793076563

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Yes, I’ve been gone for a while, but I came back. So, because of the horrible things happening in Ukraine, I decided for today’s post to be set in Kijów, the most beautiful capital in Europe. Now destroyed. The cow is a polish red cow, to show our support - I know it’s a bit silly, but it’s mine, and I am kind of proud of how it turned out. Poland is here, open for all of you ukrainians! <3  Слава Україні!!!! 

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Froment du Leon escaping London, 1936, uncolored. (satire) Froments are wonderful cows from France, now, sadly endangered. The french say they give the best milk for butter! 

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Hello, this is the beautiful view of Warsaw, capital of Poland. Hence why we have one of the most popular cows here: a Holstein Friesian cow. Have a good day! 

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For today we have an Indian Zebu, a beautiful, light coloured cow in Florida. They are a great companion, but can get aggressive and violent if bothered! (PS. Why does tumbrl make the quality worse?)