There are a number of ways that cows can die in a thunder storm, even when not hit directly by lightning.
Sometimes cows will shelter beneath trees in a thunderstorm. When lightning strikes the tree, the intense heat generated can cause part of the tree to shatter and the shards can fly off and kill the sheltering cows, or a whole bough can break off and fall on them.
If the landscape is barren, cows will tend to gather against any nearby fence in search of shelter, even if it is only a few strands of wire. They often huddle close enough to the wire fence to be touching it and a lightning strike - even miles away - can be transmitted through the wire and electrocute the cows.
It is possible that a cow could be standing in a pond or river at the time of the storm. A lightning strike to the surface of the water would also electrocute the cow.
Cows were not invented.
Twelve cows can be called a flink, a dozen head or a herd of cows.
Cows do not have a favourite month.
No. Flies are attracted to the cows dung.
Every animal was scared
cows
Yes, cows may charge at humans when they feel threatened or scared.
A deer scared of a wolverine
Boviphobia.
Cows
Sudden loud noises, sudden movements, strange objects that appear someplace that weren't there before, some get scared of strangers walking through their pen, and animals that they've never been exposed to before, like dogs and horses, and even small children. Cows often get apprehensive when introduced to a new place or environment.
cows and oragutans
Astrophobia
Because it can kill you. Thunder can not.
Hera is the goddess of peacocks, so peacocks are not scared of Hera
Of course not. Thunder can really scare them to pieces, especially if it's sudden enough to startle them. Cattle can even panic and attempt to escape the corral or pasture because the thunder (and lightning) scared them so bad!
Because he's just afraid of lightning. Lots of kids are afraid of things like lightning, or the dark, etc.