what is the difference between auroch and brahman type cattl

what is the difference between auroch and brahman type cattle?
1- their apperance
2- their region of origin
3- their ability to witstand evironment and disease
4- both 1-3
5- all of the above
why does typical beef cattle calving occur in late winter or early spring
1- cool temperature are necessary for calving
2- rainfall
3- pasture are better
4- none of the above
how does feeding of beef cattle change from stocker pharse to feed lot?
1- increase pasture
2- feed only creep feed
3- reduce pasture; add roughage and concentrates
4- eliminate pasture and consentrates; feed only roughage
5 none of the above

(answer with numbers, no need to explain)

Solution

Ans 1. 5 Auroch and brahman type cattles differ in all the three aspects i.e appearance, their origine and ability to withstand with environment and diseases.

Appearance: Auroch are larger heavier in weight around 3000 pounds and their coat colour is chestnut colour whereas brahman breeds are lighter in weight around 1600pounds nad coat colour varies from reddish brown, brown to black.

Occurance: auroch- europe and brahman- united staes. Brahma cattle were produced by cross-breeding the Kankrej, Ongole, and the Gir (or Gyr) breeds of cattle.

tolerance to environment and diseases: Brahman cattle are known for their extreme tolerance to heat and are widespread in tropical regions. They are resistant to insects due to their thick skin. Brahman cattle live longer than many other breeds.

therefore both the breds differ in all 3 aspects.

Ans 2. 4

this is because calving in winter is difficult compared to summer calving. even grazing not provide cattles a good nutrition for growth because of small weeds.

Ans 3. 3