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A carabao's domain primarily includes the wetlands and rice paddies of Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines, where it is commonly found. These domesticated water buffaloes thrive in muddy environments and are often used in agriculture for plowing fields and transporting goods. They are integral to the farming communities in these regions, contributing to both agriculture and local culture.
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What is a name for a group of carabaos?
A herd of carabaos is commonly called a "drove" or a "herd."
What is a white carabaos?
Albino
How do carabao and plants help each other to survive?
Plants serve as food to carabaos while carabaos cultive the soil for
What is the young of the carabaos?
i call it a calf
How do carabaos help the farmer?
They can plow fields.
What part of body covering do carabaos have?
skin
How does the carabao affect the grassland?
Carabaos can affect grasslands by grazing on vegetation, trampling plant species, and compacting the soil with their hooves. Overgrazing by carabaos can lead to the degradation of grasslands by reducing plant diversity and disrupting ecosystem functioning.
How carabao reproduce?
They don't, there are no such things as "carabaos".
How might the carabao affect the grassland?
the carabaos eat the grass....hahaha
Carabaos and the alarming decrease in their number?
>>>hindi k dn yan alam<<<
Are carabaos humans?
TO: Extra Miles (my classmate) NO and NEVER will be because do humans have horns? have 4 legs? since we don't have those characteristics but according to my classmate carabaos are humans that's why we made a survey but the answer is still no right classmate?
Why do Filipinos use carabao in traveling goods?
In remote areas, Filipinos use carabao in traveling goods because carabaos are domesticated animals which the farmers are very much associated with. They used the carabaos for pulling a plow and a cart with goods.
