Cattle, otherwise known as bovines, are an agricultural species with a long and storied history. They've been used for various purposes dating back to prehistoric times, such as use for meat and dairy, as beasts of burden, and for leather, hair, and hides. So, what makes them so special? Cattle are seen as special because of their unique ability to convert otherwise indigestible materials into nutrients and vital vitamins. This, combined with their docile nature and pack mentality, have proven to be invaluable traits that have enabled cattle to form a unique bond and be a crucial asset to many farmers' livelihoods throughout the centuries. Furthermore, their social and nurturing natures make them wonderful animals to have around and for many people, having them around has been a source of comfort and joy. Finally, many people admire the gentle and majestic appearances of cows and bulls, with their distinct black and white markings and inquisitive eyes. They have inspired many pieces of artwork and photos, effectively capturing their beauty in the eyes of generations past, present, and hopefully future. This along with their seemingly timeless presence around the world makes them a truly special part of humanity’s history and heritage.