For one, cows are much bigger than pigs and thus have larger stomachs.
Two, cows are able to digest a lot of hay much more efficiently than pigs can.
Three, the digestiive systems are different between a cow and a pig. Cows are fore-gut fermentors or ruminants. Pigs are monogastrics. Fore-gut fermentors are built to digest roughages like forages, where as monogastrics are built to digest a diet high in starches, protein and carbohydrates much more efficiently (without getting sick) than cows.
Four, cows love hay. Pigs don't, and they normally wouldn't even touch the stuff.
because there religin worships the cow so they cant eat beef
you can get diseases
Probably not
If ingested in large amounts yes, but in small amounts no. But I wouldn't suggest you try and eat it.
the plastic bag will get get stuck in its oesophagus and if its large enough to choke the cow it will leave the planet.
Yes, all African peoples eat large amounts of vegetables.
YES
Dugongs eat large amounts of seagrass. They also eat roots, leaves and some other marine plants.
A ferret eats neither large or small amounts of food, they only eat what they need about every three to four hours. As ferrets can weigh between 1 to 4 lbs, the amount they eat can widely vary.
I'm pretty sure they can! The only thing Hindus don't eat for religious reasons in cow products and many are vegetarian.
Large amounts of Carbohydrates like pasta, rice and potatoes
Large amounts of meat, mainly from other dinosaurs.