Good afternoon people Ankole-Watusi Breed The Ankole-Watusi Breed, also known as Ankole longhorn, is a breed of cattle from Africa. Its distinctive features are the large horns, which can reach up to 2 meters and 40 centimeters from tip to tip, are used for the defense and cooling by honeycombes vessled blood. An Ankole-Watusis weighs from 410 to 730 kg. Living in the savannas and open fields, your diet consists of grass and leaves. The animal is sometimes referred to as Ankole or Watusi, and is

3.1K views · 50 reactions | Uncover the captivating history behind the Ankole long-horned cow at Igongo! Join us for a fascinating journey into the cultural significance and tales of this iconic breed on #NTVTravels with @lamusounds. | NTV Uganda | Facebook

Our Ankole cattle are on the move! 🏃 Those massive horns aren't just for looks— they also help keep them cool! As the blood circulates through their horns, it cools off, and then returns to the rest of the body. These Ankole steer are the first to live at the Zoo in our 163 year history, and we want your help choosing their names! Learn more & choose your favorite: philadelphiazoo.org/name-our-ankole-cattle/ | Philadelphia Zoo

"The Ankole breed has a bright future in South Africa, especially in the red meat industry,” says Anton De Swardt, president of the Ankole Cattle Breeders' Society of South Africa . In this clip, he talks about the history of the breed and it's standout characteristics. | Farmer's Weekly SA