Are all cattle breeds the same species?
2 answers:
No just like dogs they differ in some ways
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Hi there!
Breeds of cattle aren't always the same species, because they're different in some ways. But remember they will always still be cattle.
There's the Jersey cattle and the Angus cattle (that's where those hotdogs got their names :P)... they're different species. But they're still cattle!
Hope this helps!
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