A heifer does have to be bred and within weeks of giving birth, begin producing milk. It is rare, but I have seen a calf from a different dam begin to suckling a heifer six weeks before the heifer gave birth. And the heifer come into her milk. Not ideal, the heifer needed all her milk especially the colostrum for her own calf. The milk stealing calf had to be separated from the heifer.
Answer 2:
No. Heifers only produce milk when they are close to calving after they've been bred. However, there was one occaison when I seen a heifer producing milk when she was NOT bred, and was being suckled by another heifer of the same age. This in itself is very rare, as 99% of heifers that are not bred are not producing milk.
It is impossible to find a picture of a bull with teats as bulls do not produce milk, only females. To view a picture of a bull with horns see the related link.
its the bull
No stupid, a boy cow would be a bull!! Bull's don't have utters!
The motto of Red Bull GmbH is 'No Red Bull. No Wings.'.
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No.
No, It gives you wings.
No it is actually good for them.
bcz red bull gives you wings
No animal gives chocolate milk. Chocolate milk is made from additives such as ground up cocoa beans and and regular white milk.
A bull doesn't give birth because a bull is a male. The female, a cow, gives birth to the bull's offspring, and they are called calves.
No! That is not even a logical question.