It’s a crazy sight, seeing a cow jump. Cows are so big and bulky to humans, and it just doesn’t make sense. However, do you remember the nursery song that went Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon? Well, indeed, that’s a good giveaway. Let’s find out if cows can jump and how high they can jump.
Cows can indeed jump, jump in a standing position, or jump whilst they run around. Some cows can jump fences, barriers, and walls up to six-foot. However, on average most cows jump four to five-foot structures with ease. So making sure they have at least a six-foot enclosure would be a good idea.
Why would a cow jump?
Cows often jump around when they are excited. This could be down to their environment, making them happy or just. In general, the cow feels comfortable and happy. Cows will also be forced to jump if they feel threatened or want to join their herd. If a fence is in their way, they will jump it.
How high can a cow jump?
Some cows can jump fences, barriers, and walls of up to six-foot. However, on average most cows jump four to five-foot structures with ease.
Conclusion
So there you have it, cows do jump. Cows jump when happy, threatened or an advantage to get them somewhere else.
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