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Can cows absorb sunlight

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15y ago
Updated: 8/18/2019

Not sunLIGHT, but heat energy from the sun, especially if they have a black hide or dark-coloured hide. If they have a light-coloured hide (or hair) some of the sun's energy will still be absorbed, but a lot of it will be reflected.

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