Not by a long shot - I have personally observed a mature Holstein bull get stuck in a corner created by a long fence (about 50 feet) and about six inches of fence. The ten-foot long gate that was standing wide open was next to the six inch fence section. And yet, the bull was stuck - he couldn't go forward and he couldn't turn left. After about three tries, the bull walked out of the open gate.
Define "smart." All animals that live in a pen are smart to some level of degree. These include pigs, cattle, horses, goats, sheep, chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, mules and donkeys.
Cattle are found in all states.
they are not smart at all
Yes, they are very good at it because they are extremely smart, agile, and very fast
Not particularly - cattle score relatively low on measures of intelligence such as self-recognition, problem solving and other cognitive tests. However, they are smart enough to figure out the environmental cues that mean food is coming and that being caught in a head gate or squeeze chute usually means they are not going to like what is about to be done to them.
Cattle Ranching started in Texas and spread all throughout the West.
No he is not smart at all and he is lame.jk:D
he is not very smart at all
All the parts assembled togethercreate a Smart car.
Yes all Thailand people are very smart.
No! Not it all!
The larger the herd of cattle, the larger the facilities need to be to accommodate for all those cattle.