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In the sun-baked expanse of China's Xinjiang, where the earth holds secrets whispered by the wind, roams the resilient Xingjiang Brown cattle – a testament to nature's enduring fortitude. With coats the color of sun-kissed earth and humps that speak of strength, they embody the spirit of survival against all odds.

Amidst the unforgiving embrace of hot winds and arid plains, Xingjiang Brown cattle stand tall, their resilience a testamen ...

The Yanbian is a taurine breed of cattle that originated in northeast China. They belong to the "yellow" class of Chinese cattle, and are closely related to the Korean Hanwoo breed, having diverged from a common ancestor in the late 19th/early 20th century. Unlike the majority of Chinese cattle breeds, Yanbian have had no ancestral breeding with indicine cattle. They are mainly distributed in northeastern China, in the Jilin, Heilongjiang a ...

Zebu cattle are usually red or grey, are horned, have loose skin, large ears, and have a hump above their shoulders. They have evolved mainly from three breeds of Indian cattle (Guzerat, Nelore, and Gir). They are thought to be the world’s oldest domesticated cattle. The name Zebu today can be used as a direct name for that breed of cattle but it is also used as a general name for breeds such as Brahman, Gir, Guzera, and Nelore cattle.