Cow
Transcript: Cows are ruminants, members of the suborder Ruminantia. Some other members of this suborder are, giraffes, deer, antelopes, sheep, goats, and llamas these animals all have a digestive system that are uniquely different from our own. Most ruminants have a four-chambered stomach. At birth the first three compartments of a calf’s stomach rumen, reticulum, and omasum are inactive and undeveloped. As the calf grows and begins to eat a variety of feeds, its stomach compartments also begin to grow and change. The basic answer that most people look for from this question is that a cow has FOUR stomachs. However, physiologically speaking, a cow does not have four stomachs, it has four digestive compartments within their single stomach. By: Grace Moyer :) Thanks For watching! The Real Answer is... Some say the Cow has four stomachs, some say it has two stomachs, and some even say the Cow actually has one stomach and four digestive systems Why The Cow has Four Digestive systems? How many stomachs does the cow have How Many Stomachs dose the Cow have?