Cows have 4 teats that function, one for each quarter. However, some cows can have 6 or even 8 but the extras are not functional. Often these non-functional teats are removed when the calf is very young. Removing extra teats occurs primarily in dairy operations, not in beef cow-calf operations, since dairy cows need to be attached to a machine to be milked, and it doesn't help if there's an extra non-functional teat since that could confuse whoever has to attach the milking machine to the cow.
camel, buffalo, cow
a cow
Cow is a good example of animal with four nipples for breast feeding.
Only four functional ones.
No, this would be a part that would be redeemed as scrap.
well if it is a baby cow and it is still nursing then they want to suck all the water out of their mommy's nipples (boobies)
Yes they do. They are quite small and non-functional, just like the nipples found on a man in comparison with that of a woman. A bull's nipples are located in the same area as a cow's, only, like mentioned before, much smaller and less defined than what is present on a cow.
there are two teats(nipples) between the legs of a mare where the foal sucks milk out of. Just like any other mammal. It looks sort of like an utter on a cow only with two shorter nipples than a cow.
because cow nipples are the bee's knees
I believe yes, it could travel from the infected cow to its nipples, then made into ice-cream from the infected milk that the cow produces.
Nipples. Not Nibbles. Nipples. A dog has eight to ten nipples.
No,lion don't have nipples.......