BULL
BRAVE: TOUGH
Bull is a Robimal who is brave when the going is tough. He can handle it.
Meet a Real Bull
Cool Facts:
Bulls are male cows and are known for their impressive strength. They can pull incredible amounts of weight and even lift other animals with their horns!
Bulls have a strong sense of smell and can sniff out tasty treats from far away.
Despite their size, bulls are surprisingly good swimmers and can easily cross rivers and streams.
Where They Live:
Bulls live all over the world, depending on the breed of cow they come from. They can be found on farms, ranches, and even in some national parks.
Where They Sleep:
Bulls typically sleep at night alongside other cows in the herd. They lie down comfortably on their bellies and chew on their cud (partially digested food) while they rest.
Home Life and Social:
Bulls live in herds with other cows and calves (baby cows). There is usually a dominant bull who leads the herd and protects the females and young. Bulls communicate with each other through moos, snorts, and body language.
Friendships:
While bulls have a social hierarchy within the herd, they don't form deep friendships in the traditional sense. However, they do interact with other bulls and may even form temporary alliances.
What They Do for Fun:
Bulls love to graze on grass and other plants throughout the day. They also enjoy rubbing against trees and fences to scratch itchy spots and stay cool. Younger bulls sometimes engage in playful fights, pushing and shoving each other with their horns.
Size of the Animal:
Bulls are much bigger than cows. Depending on the breed, they can weigh thousands of pounds and stand several feet tall at the shoulder. Their horns can also grow quite large and impressive.
Power Level:
As mentioned before, bulls are incredibly strong! Their powerful muscles allow them to pull heavy loads, plow fields, and even defend themselves and their herd.
Life Span:
In good conditions, bulls can live for up to 20 years. However, some factors like breed and environment can affect their lifespan.
First Known to Humans:
Domesticated cows, and therefore bulls, have been around for thousands of years. Evidence suggests early humans began domesticating wild cattle over 10,000 years ago.
