Holstein cows are black and white bovines that chew the cud, and chew and chew. As the most popular breed of cattle in the world, Holstein cows were first bred in The Netherlands and then brought to American in 1857. Holsteins are immediately recognizable by their black and white coloring. Today, farmers raise Holsteins for their amazing milk-producing ability. They live three to four years, but some have been known to live much longer. They graze on a combination of grasses and hay - once food passes through their first stomach it's called cud. This cud is pushed back into their mouth, and the cattle chew on it all day long until it is ready to go through the other three stomachs.

• Holstein Lying Calf
• For ages 3 years & up
• Holstein lying calf
• 2.4 in. L x 1.6 in. W x 1.6 in. H
• Weight: Approximately .06 pounds
• Shipping Dimensions: Approximately 2.36 x 1.57 x 1.57 inches.