193 reactions · 25 shares | Highland cows, often referred to as "coos" in Scottish dialect, are a distinctive breed of cattle native to the Scottish Highlands. They are known for their distinctive shaggy coats, which serve as protection against the harsh weather conditions in the region. They're not just an iconic part of Scotland's agricultural heritage but also a beloved symbol of the country's natural landscapes. #scotlandexplore #highlands #highlandcow | Chiranjit Ghosh | Facebook

Highland Cattle are known around the world for their distinctive long horns and wild, shaggy coats.The breed originated in the west of Scotland, with written records going back to the 18th century, and the first breed society formed in 1884.The herds (or folds) like their reputation, have gone global, with numerous breed societies in different countries.#highlandcow #highlandcattle #highlands #scotlandtrip | Scotland Unplugged

420K views · 51K reactions | The highland cattle are on a walk back to the farm where last years calves will venture out on their own in farmer Richard’s daily update! | Hall Hill Farm | Facebook