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Cows are farm animals that have white and black fur, stick up ears, and four legs and hoofs. They eat grass, hay, and other plants. Cows live on farms and ranches where there is plenty of grass. Female cows raise their calves by giving them milk and teaching them how to live. Cows provide milk for humans and can produce more milk now than in the past.
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