Most do not. There are many breeds of cattle that do not nor cannot resist the heat of the sun without succumbing to it. Black-coloured thin-hided cattle are more apt to become heat stressed than those who are lighter coloured and/or have thicker hides. Angus cattle are less adapted to the southern USA, for example, than other breeds like Herefords, Gelbvieh or Brahman.
One famous figure unable to resist temptation in the Odyssey is Odysseus himself. He falls into various temptations on his journey home, such as the lotus-eaters, the Sirens, and the cattle of the sun god Helios, which lead to setbacks in his return to Ithaca.
No, they have extremely poor heat resistance.
The Cattle of the Sun God was a story from the Odyssey where Odysseus's men get in trouble because the eat the Cattle that happen to be sacred to Helios, the Ancient Greek God of the sun.
the sun is our source of heat
A Rock contracts with cold, and expands with heat.
sacred cattle of the Greek sun god ~Helios
Yes. When this happens cattle can get heat stroke or heat exhaustion, and, just like with humans, they can die from it.
what does the sun heat.
The sun god in Greek mythology, Helios, had sacred cattle. If someone killed and ate the meat of the cattle, they would be cursed.
This depends on the breed. Cattle of the subspecies Bos primigenius indicus can withstand hot tropical climates better than those of the European origin (subspecies Bos primigenius taurus), and likely equally as well as carabao, which are also adapted to hot tropical climates where they originate.
Most common types of contact glue will melt in heat.
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