Bovines

Bovines are a species of large, hoofed mammals, including both wild and domesticated species, like cows, buffalos, and bulls. Bovines are important economically and culturally, in providing dairy products, meat, leather, fuel, and more. Bovine breeds also provide excellent draft animals, essential for agricultural work in many areas of the world. Bovines have been domesticated for thousands of years, and they are an integral species in the food production system of many cultures. Bovines are also important ecologically, playing a role in helping to shape their natural habitats, and providing essential genetic diversity.