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Why do cows face one direction when grazing?
I live in Nor Cal and alot of times when I drive pass the fields, all the cows are faced in one direction at identical angles... can someone explain this please?
6 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
A scientific study was done that proves that cows align themselves always to magnetic north or south. It doesn't have to do with the wind. Pretty amazing! :)
Source(s): Internet - borenLv 45 years ago
think of you witnessed a accident. I grew up on a farm and can assist you to already know first hand that cows do no longer all face an identical course whilst grazing. till the are all eating grass on the exterior of the pasture. ( for the duration of the fence)
- betotron donLv 71 decade ago
the wind blows any noise to them to prevent attack by coyotes/wolves/etc
- Anonymous1 decade ago
They and horses usually stand so the wind approaches to their rear.
- Alice HLv 51 decade ago
Prolly because they are facing their butts to the wind. Horses do it too- it breaks the wind, kinda like us wearing a windbreaker.