If all cattle is extinct due to beef consumption what happens next? WIll people be exporting cows from India?!
Also, how would that effect the dairy department?
A lot people don't like the taste of sheep's milk and/or goat milk.
What are your thoughts?
Answers: That of course would result in serious trouble because Hindus consider cows to be sacred animals.
Also, how would that effect the dairy department?
A lot people don't like the taste of sheep's milk and/or goat milk.
What are your thoughts?
i dont think it will ever happen
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If all cattle are extinct that means there are no cattle anywhere.
If there are no cattle anywhere, one cannot import cattle from another place.
No cattle = no export = no milk.
Pretty simple.
No cattle = no milk = no dairy.
This is not a hard one to figure out.
cows will never be extinct, the scientists will just start cloning them.
Cattle are not about to become extinct because of beef consumption. For that matter, cattle have been around for thousands of years specifically because of meat and dairy consumption.
Cattle are not wild animals that know how to take care of themselves. They are more like dogs who do best with someone to feed them, care for them & tend to their needs. Even beef cattle who live "wild" in the west get vet care, have food dropped to them in the winter snows, live inside a fenced area, have people that watch over them to make sure they are OK. Nowhere do cattle just roam willy-nilly.
If there is a market for it and ppl with money who want it ....... it will definitely find its way here.
demand creates supply...why would they go extinct? milk cows are not killed for beef, i don't get the connection...
also, cattle are nothing like dogs!! they are quite capable of living wild and do so daily grazing in western states like montana...do you think the rancher goes out every night and tucks them in? they live in huge, wild herds freegrazing until the round-up...
Cattle are bred for human consumption!..........End of......x
Cows will never be extinct as long as there are Texans who love BBQ.