Viatina-19, a Nelore cow from Brazil, was sold for a record $ ... for her beauty for unmatched genetics and muscular build. Ongole cattle, also called Nellore cattle, originate from the Ongole ...

The Ongole breed of cattle, originating from Andhra Pradesh, made headlines as Viatina-19 fetched $4.82 million at a ...

The Nellore breed cow does not come from India but has an Indian origin due to the massive contribution of the Indian breed Ongole in the creation of Nelore. According to the media reports ...

Originally known as Ongole cattle in India, shaping the future of livestock through her globally sought-after lineage. Here are all the details about the elite Brazilian cow Viatina-19 FIV Mara ...

Nelore breed cow named Viatina-19 set a Guinness world record after fetching ₹40 crore at an auction in Brazil, reported ...

Viatina-19 is part of the Nelore breed, also referred to as Ongole cow and originates from India. It was introduced to Brazil in the 1800s. The breed, identified by the prominent “hump,” is raised for ...

‘Could 2025 be the year of the cow?’, said Ffinlo Costain ... “The Belties are like your Page 3 girl at the moment, they’re drawing headlines, people are looking at them because of ...

The cow, an Ongole breed, named ‘Urvasi’, is in her ninth month of pregnancy. To celebrate both the occasions the farmer’s family organised a ceremony at their residence in their village. The farmer’s ...

If 2024 belonged to the leopard, then cow print is shaping up to be 2025’s winning pattern trend. We’ve only just entered ...

At the beginning of this month, Biscuit’s owner, Stephanie Peterson, created a Facebook page ‘Free Biscuit Of Monrovia,’ to detail the beloved cow’s adventures, which often take him ...

but there's also an unexpected new kid (or, rather, calf...) on the block. Introducing the street style set's latest obsession: cow print.

Cornips and the herd had entered a delicate, shared space she calls "the rhythm of the cow". Cornips is a sociolinguist at the Meertens Institute in Amsterdam in the Netherlands. The scholars ...