In 1910, New Zealand farmers abandoned cattle on a storm-battered island; after 83 years in isolation, one last cow helped save their unique bloodline
Nine cattle were introduced to Enderby Island for a failed farming experiment. These animals survived in isolation for nearly a century, adapting to harsh conditions. Conservation efforts led to the removal of most cattle, preserving genetic material. One cow, Lady, and her calf were rescued, ensuring the breed's survival. This…
The Times of India ·