Well, the first thing they do is just like any baby animal would start to do: Breathe. Then they get a sense of their surroundings and experience the loving attention of their dams as they get cleaned off by the dam's tongue. This stimulates them to start to get to their feet. They also pass their first feces as they try to get on their feet. After numerous falls and trial and errors the calves get their feet under them and slowly and shakily make their way to their mother's udder. At first they may go to the wrong area, but with encouragement they finally make it, latch on and start suckling. Once they are satisfied, they lay down again for a nice, long sleep.
well on a dairy when they are just born they get fed from a bottle actually for a month but not on a dairy there probelly suck on there mothers utters
No. I'm level 45 and the calfs are still calfs. I was kind of hoping they'd grow too.
till 2 years they stay as calfs
1/1000 births = 0.001% of calves are born as twins.
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They drink their momma's milk and nibble on grass (or hay if born in winter or late fall)
Calfs
Giraffe calfs are 6 feet tall at burth.
They will eventually mature if placed inside Nursery Barn (same goes for foals). Nope you just brush them!
quads calfs
calfs
Do you mean when they're born in the cold? That's because they have just come from a nice, warm environment called the womb and they are covered in amniotic fluid. Since amniotic fluid is 98% water, the water in it is going to start to evaporate. It's just like if you put out a hot cup of coffee out on a cold day, it will steam or evaporate.