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SIND HYBRID COW

SIND HYBRID BULLY

LAISIND BELT (BRAHMAN × LAISIND), AT THE COW FAIR IN EAKAR DISTRICT, DAK LAK PROVINCE

BRAHMAN × LAISIND CALF , 4 MONTHS OLD, WEIGHT 107 KG





