Prehistoric cattle may have originated in India millons of years ago. By about 2,588,000 to 12,000 BP, the cows had migrated to Europe, North Africa, and other areas of Asia. Today's cows belong to two species, wild cattle from Europe, and the humbacked cattle from Asia.
Cattle originally came from Europe and Asia, as that is where their ancestors have originated from though millions of years of evolution. Domesticated cattle that we know today (especially those of the Bos taurus species) have their ancestral roots from wild cattle known as the Aurochs (Bos primigenius) and even possibly from the earlier-thriving Celtic Shorthorns (Bos longifrons). European cattle may have been first domesticated around 9500 B.C. By comparison, Bos indicus cattle, those humped cattle common to tropical countries that belong to the Zebu or Brahman group, have been probably first domesticated 5000 to 7000 years later, which would've been between 2100 and 4000 B.C.
As far as where they came from and how they got to North America, the answer to that would be that they were imported by ship in the 1500s by Columbus, and other imports were made subsequent to Columbus's second voyage to the New World by Cortez and immigrants to New England and Canada.
SWISS COWS HISTORY IS QUITE SIMPLE REALLY!
Swiss cows originated in a classroom in 1959. they where called Swiss because when one ordinary cow let out a loud MOOOOOO! a kid thought he said "CALL ME SWISS!" so that kid called him Swiss. the cow MOOOOOOOOOed! again, and this kid said SWISS!
so every time you see a cow moo, please do man kind a favor and call him Swiss
..Ulove always,
abby the know it all weihe
No one "invented" cows. Cows came about from the very lengthy process of artificial selection and selective breeding from their wild ancestors that is still occurring but started over 10,000 years ago when cattle were first domesticated.
If your a kid, go to AIOL Kid's Corner. If your an adult, Wikipedia.
where was the first cow found and who found it
It is not certain when cows were first discovered. They were wild animals long before human civilization, hunted like deer by our ancestors like the Neanderthals.
cows weren't invented they are a part of life
just like humans no one really invented us we were made by god (my opinion)
so were cows we are just here
Cows were never really invented as God made all living and Non living things
a zoo is a cow on weed!
A "cow" is a cow when that "cow" is a she and she has given birth to at least one calf.
Cow dung, cow patty, cow pie, cow feces, etc.
Elsie the cow was/is a Jersey cow.
You don't worm a cow. You milk a cow.
May be to protect the cow.
a zoo is a cow on weed!
It is not known who "invented" the word "cow." However, the word "cow" supposedly has its origins from the Anglo-Saxon word "cū." See the Wikipedia article below in the related links for more info.
A cow invented the plow how? well thts for u to fuind out!
The cow. It is a natural milk protein.
Cow tail candy was invented in 1924. The candy was originally sold in the Midwest. The candy manufacturer was purchased by Mars candy in 1940.
it was a litle kid named Andrew st cow who actchualy loked like a cow
Beef comes from a cow so no
scat,poo,cow
Sam van der Linden invented steak in 1789 by eating a cow after heating it.
the man eating cow
Edward Jenner invented inoculations when he was studying small pox and cow pox. http://www.sc.edu/library/spcoll/nathist/jenner.html