Cows and calves can see color. They just don’t see the same range of colors as you and I do. Cows are red colorblind. That means they don’t have the “red” color receptor in their eyes (retinas). They see every shade of red as a version of grey or black. They can’t see any colors that have red light in them. For example, purple will look blue to cows. Their world isn’t totally shades of grey, black and white. They can see shades of yellow and blue, but in a faded version. Col

The Adopt-A-Cow babies are now three months old. They've been growing and doing what baby calves do --- eat, sleep, poop, and play. Just like when you were a baby! You have parents to take care of you and monitor your health. Well, mama cows aren't able to do that too well. They can't read, take a temperature, or balance a diet. They can't sanitize eating utensils or the bed their baby lays in. So, they have farmers like me to make sure their baby is taken care of the best as