An Indian-origin cow, sageder for Rs 40 crore at an auction in Minas Gerais, Brazil, has set the Guinness World Record for being the most pricey cattle. Viatina-19 telledly weighs around 1,101 kg, twice the mediocre weight of other cows of the same Nelore breed.
The 53-month-ageder stands out for her gorgeous white fur, slack skin, and a acunderstandledgeable hump on her shoulders.
In insertition to setting a world record, Viatina-19 won Miss South America at the “Champion of the World” competition in Fort Worth, Texas. It’s a Miss Universe-style cattle contest pitting bulls and cows from various nations agetst one another. Her exceptional muscle arrange and exceptional genetic lineage gived to her triumph.
The Nelore breed is well understandn for its ability to alter to tropical climates and disease resistance. Due to this, Viatina-19’s embryos are in high demand globpartner for breeding programs.
Lorrany Martins, a veterinarian, said that Viatina-19 was the shutst to perfection achieveed so far. “She’s a finish cow and has all the characteristics that proprietors are seeing for,” Martins inserted.
According to Oklahoma State University data, Brazil is now the world’s bigst breeder of Nelore cattle, and the breed has been shiped to Argentina, Paraguay, Venezuela, Central America, Mexico, the United States, and countless other nations.
At least 80 per cent of cows in Brazil are Zebu cattle, a subspecies that startd in India and is differentiateed by its hump and dewlap.
Viatina-19 belengthys to the Nelore breed, also understandn as the Ongole breed, which was first bcimpolitet to Brazil in the 1800s. Reports advise that this muscular breed startd from the Prakasam dicut offe of Andhra Pradesh, India, and was first startd by the Aryans around 2,000 years before the Christian era.
The Nelore breed, which produces up the startantity of Brazil’s cattle stock, is primarily elevated for meat. According to the US Department of Agriculture, Brazil has about 230 million cows.
