One of the main things that makes this Scottish breed of cattle so unique is its lifestyle. Highland cows are normally 100% grass-fed, exclusively consuming only the wild plants they find on pasture.

A cow so young with horns so long represents a giant leap forward in the never-ending race for the biggest horns. Bigger horns mean bigger bragging rights and bigger bucks.

Switzerland’s love of direct democracy is out in force this weekend when millions go to the polls to vote on important and pressing issues – like cow and goat horns. CNN values your feedback 1.

Burying a cow horn full of poop might seem ridiculous, were it not for the fact that biodynamic methods are practiced by some of the most revered winemakers in the world.

THIS giant cow has set the Guinness World Record for the longest horn, measuring a whopping 10ft 7in. Poncho the seven-year-old Texas longhorn steer smashed the previous record holder by more than … ...

The cow's third horn is located directly in the middle of its forehead, like a unicorn's spike. It was unclear whether the horn was a genetic mutation passed down from one of its parents. Read More ...

Tricky moo-noeuvre! Highland cow reverses between £90,000-worth of new cars without scratching the paintwork with its horns. A Highland cow was filmed reversing out from between six parked Skoda cars ...

"Big horns, pretty cows, pretty colors," says Mike Bowman, owner of End of the Trail Ranch in Denton, Kan. He agrees that what he breeds and sells are, as some have called them, "yard art." ...

They are known for their unique appearance, which includes long, shaggy coats and curved horns. Even with their impressive horns, Highland cows are friendly and calm, making them easy to be around.

She also sees polled cows as a big safety improvement. “We’d always have cows trying to gore us,” she said. Typically, the horns are cut out out of the animal, which can involve heavy ...