It depends on the forest and depends on the cow, but generally YES. A number of wild cows, such as the now-extinct aurochs, the gaur, and kouprey live in forests. Additionally, the Hawaiian wild cattle, a feral breed descended from domestic cows, lives in Hawaiian forests.
The key is that the forest needs to have grass in order to for the cow to graze. Most forests in Europe and Asia are thin enough (e.g. the trees are not too densely-packed) for there to be ample amounts of grass. Conversely, if you had a tropical rainforest, such as in parts of the Amazon or Congo River Basins, the trees are too densely-packed for light to filter to the forest floor, meaning that there is too little grass-growth for cattle. (This is why cattle-ranchers in these regions slash and burn the forests to raise cattle.)
Since they graze, I think so, Unless the forest had predators that were a danger to cows.
No. Cows come from other cows.
A cow can survive if her calf is dead in her womb. But if that calf is not expelled or pulled out soon, she could die as well.
they will be were ever you want be
_ 20 (minus 20 ) is how cold it has to be for a cow to freeze to death
Geese avoid the forest and prefer instead open fields, ponds, and lakes.
Yes if the cow is already dead.
it does survive and adapts to very little sunlight
You survive by using what ever you can find in the forest, to survive.
Cows can be found in the Grassland, Forest, and Sub-Desert biomes.
no, you can not because it would not survive in desert conditions because its use to forest conditions
If you moved a penguin to the rain forest it probability want survive because of the humor.
Most oak trees to but its rare that they do not survive but sometimes it depends on how bad the fire is.
The Fish WOULD NOT SURVIVE
they would die because of the heat!
Any arctic animals.
1. Please be more specific. How does what help the animal survive in the forest?
moon a cow
A cow can survive if her calf is dead in her womb. But if that calf is not expelled or pulled out soon, she could die as well.