Animal instinct

The maternal instinct has no distinction of races and / or species, it is very beautiful to see that this cute calf, even when seen a good size instinctively, looks for his mother to feed him just like a newborn baby does with his mother. It is the circle of life.

Calves or calves can grow much faster in the first eight weeks than later, in general terms. This extra growth is a precondition for optimizing the cow's milk production potential for the rest of its life.

The first thing to know is that there is no clear etymological origin of this term (Calf). Thus, there are theories that establish that it derives from the Basque word "beicecor" and others that determine that it comes from the Iberian "ibex". The latter is a word that was used to refer to a species of antelope.

Calf is called the breeding of an animal of the species Bos primigenius taurus (known colloquially as a cow) that is up to two or three years. The concept is equivalent, in certain areas, to the notion of steer.

That's why I share this beautiful photo with you. This shows us that it does not matter what kind of species we all belong to, we all have the same instincts.