Description
After birth, the calves are lovingly licked dry by their mothers in their stall. After just a few days, they can join the other cows out on the pasture to frolic around and play. A few weeks later, they start eating grass and hay. However, they still can t digest the fresh green fodder as well as adult cows. That s why calves keep drinking their mother s milk for six to twelve months. They are fully grown by the age of around five, and can live to an age of between 20 and 25.
Suitable for ages 3 years +
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Suitable for ages 3 years +
Additional Information
Feature1: |
Educational Toy |
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Individually hand painted |
Feature3: |
Extremely Lifelike |
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Realistic Design |
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