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Cows, like other animals, have been selectively bred by humans for thousands of years to enhance desirable traits such as milk production, size, and temperament. However, the term "splicing" typically refers to genetic engineering techniques that were not available in ancient times. Instead, traditional breeding methods were used to develop the various breeds of cattle we see today. So, while cows were selectively bred, they were not spliced in the modern genetic sense.
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What kind of chores did children do in the old days?
the children in the old days had to cook clean milk cows and hunt 4 food!
Can cattle eat potatoes?
Raw potatoes yes. This used to be a fodder for cows back in the old days when people could not afford to buy hay. It is a favorite of some cows.
When were the good ole' days?
It is subjective. It depends on how old the person is that is making the statement "back in the good old days"
Where did the Cahokias live?
a place back in the old days
What do you do after roping the 5 cows old wild west?
Go Back To The Girl And She Will Give You A Hat Just Like You Did With The Calf :)
What was Oregon like back in the old days?
hippie communes
Who made hats back in the old days?
Milliners and Hatters.
Who used the telegraph?
every one back in the old days
How old are cows?
Cows can range from 2 to 20 years of age or older.
What is bell modems?
a old type bell they use back in he days
Who uses the telegraph key?
every one back in the old days
Back in the old days how would the kings reclut new soldiers?
Back in the old days the kings would recruit new soldiers whenever a particular set of young men were initiated into adulthood.
