cattle

A baby calf is born, and under his mother's guidance grows happy and fat.

Traces the ancestry of cattle, their place in literature and lore, their history in the United States, and their characteristics, habits, and usefulness.

Although her baby hatched from an egg and looks suspiciously like a chick, Marjorie the cow proudly enters her in the "beautiful baby cow" contest.

Presents an informative and entertaining look at cows around the world, discussing the history of the bovine, its appearance in myths and legends, and the pop culture surrounding famous cows; and includes a breed encyclopedia.

Gertrude the cow has a mind of her own and when she takes to flying, Miss Rosemary tries everything to coax her down from the sky.

Simple text and full-color photographs introduce children to cows, and describes their diet, barns and pastures, and why farmers raise them.

The horse seriously doubts that the cow will ever be able to jump over the Moon but offers respect and admiration when the determined bovine accomplishes that feat.

Traces the history of cattle ranching in the United States, from the introduction of cattle to the new world, to the first Spanish cowboys--called Vaqueros--to the cattle drives of the early Anglo ranchers.

A friendly ant invites a growing menagerie of animals to join him in the hammock in the cow's backyard.