Rarely you find reports on the news and in the media of a "cow" (or any bovine, really) that has an extra set of legs in addition to the four that are already there. This occurs when a cow has twins in her uterus, primarily maternal twins, and one of the twins either hasn't fully separated from the other, or that the other twin, usually the smaller, hasn't completely been reabsorbed into the other, resulting in these freak accidents of a calf being born with a couple extra set of appendages that obviously do not belong to that calf in the first place. Occasionally siamese calves have also been born, but usually these calves do not survive long after birth.
Normally though, a cow (and a bull, steer, heifer and calf) has four legs, not six. Cows are mammals, not insects, which means they are only inheritably and genetically capable of having four limbs, not six or, heaven forbid, even eight.
No, like most mammals cows normally have only four legs. However, developmental mutations can occur in which the front legs or the back legs are duplicated, resulting in the calf having six legs. If the calf is born alive, the legs may get in the calf's way and need to be surgically removed.
The easier they can support their weight with, not to mention be mobile with. It's very difficult for an animal on just its toes to stand on to balance on two legs. It's much easier and efficient to have weight supported on four legs rather than two or even three.
NO, THEY HAVE TO SCOOT AROUND WITH THEIR HEADS
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A Cow. All cattle have 4 leg unless deformed
A normal bovine has four legs.
4- one on each corner.
8 cows (They all have 2 legs)
red velvet ants also known as killer cows have 6 legs
To find the answer that there are five more crows than cows in the farmer's field you need to know how many animal legs are in the field. The complete problem is, "there is a total of 52 legs of all of the animals. How many cows and how many crows are in the field?"
42.
the ants have 6 legs on their body
cows been found with 6 legs but idk about 10 legs...
8 cows (They all have 2 legs)
8 emus have 16 legs and 6 cows have 24 legs.
red velvet ants also known as killer cows have 6 legs
7 cows and 11 chickens. Cows have 4 legs. Chickens have 2 legs. (4 legs)(7 cows) + (2 legs)(11 chickens) = 50 legs. 7 cow heads = 11 chicken heads = 18 heads.
A cow has 4 legs; therefore, 4 legs times 8 cows equals 32. A chicken has 2 legs; therefore, 2 legs times 10 chickens equals 20. So, 8 cows have more legs than 10 chickens.
To find the answer that there are five more crows than cows in the farmer's field you need to know how many animal legs are in the field. The complete problem is, "there is a total of 52 legs of all of the animals. How many cows and how many crows are in the field?"
stop eating then you wont have fat legs then you hungry cows!
About 200
42.
Do-it-in-your-head method: If all animals were chickens there would be 96 legs. There are 26 extra legs, each on a cow, so there are 26 cows and therefore 22 chickens.
If all animals were horses there would be 4 x 59 ie 236 legs. There is a shortage of 25 legs so there are 25 cows (and 34 horses).