Zebu on the Plains
A broad-bodied zebu stands on a grassy plain in side view, turning its horned head toward the viewer.
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A zebu on the plains
The zebu stretches across most of the scene, with its body shown from the side and its face angled outward. Its horns, large ears, strong neck, and characteristic hump identify it as humped cattle. Folds of skin are visible around the neck and front of the body. A thick band of grass covers the ground beneath the animal, while the open area above remains free of other scenery.
Lesser-known facts about zebu cattle
A zebu’s hump stores fatty tissue rather than water. These cattle are well adapted to warm climates, partly because their loose skin and other physical traits help them manage heat. Their large ears can also release body heat into the surrounding air.
Natural colors of a zebu and the plains
- Zebu coat: white, light gray, reddish brown, dark brown, black, or patterned
- Hump and neck: generally the coat color, sometimes shaded more deeply
- Horns: cream, pale gray, or tan, often darker near the tips
- Hooves: dark gray, brown, or black
- Plain grass: green during wet growth or golden brown in dry conditions