The carabao's son is called a calf. Like other mammals, carabaos give birth to a single calf after a gestation period of about 10 months. Calves are typically dependent on their mothers for milk and care during their early months of life.
A herd of carabaos is commonly called a "drove" or a "herd."
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Plants serve as food to carabaos while carabaos cultive the soil for
i call it a calf
A group of carabaos is commonly referred to as a "herd." These animals, also known as water buffaloes, are often found in agricultural settings and are valued for their strength and ability to work in wet conditions. In some regions, they may also be called a "drove."
They can plow fields.
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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.
They don't, there are no such things as "carabaos".
the carabaos eat the grass....hahaha
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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?