What environment does a cow live in?

Answer 1

Cows are herd animals. They prefer to live in fields where they can find plenty of nice green grass to eat. When the fields are fenced, they are called pastures.

Cows can also live in barns, where they are fed a special formula of oats and other food. They then produce a lot of milk. Usually dairy cows are given a yard they can walk around in, called a corral. Sometimes the barns are not completely enclosed, and then they are called sheds.

So, basically, cows live on farms, ranches and rangelands/pastures.

Answer 2

Any environment except that it is bred to live in, be it the desert or on the prairie. Cows are not found in the far reaches of the north or south poles.

Interestingly, cows can improve habitat, a fact that many do not realize. They can graze on foodstuffs that help to clear debris from range-lands and hillsides, keeping it free of the fuel that feeds wildfire. Cattle can also convert dry matter into feed for themselves, including remnants like almond hulls, sugar beets, etc. This animal is an amazing machine. With its four stomach chambers it can chew and then digest through its four chambers an incredible amount of food.

Answer 3

Domesticate cattle will live in barns, or on pasture. Wild Cattle will take residence in woody areas with open grass lands.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Any kind, really.