Magnificent long horned Ankole cattle belong to the pastoral Bahima people whose culture is bound by their relationship with cattle, Uganda, Africa
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Magnificent long horned Ankole cattle belong to the pastoral Bahima people whose culture is bound by their relationship with cattle, Uganda, Africa
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Long-horned Ankole cattle are prized among the people of southwest Uganda and Rwanda. They are an African taurine breed with origins dating back prior to the introduction of humped-back or zebu cattle into the Horn of Africa during the human invasions from Arabia in the seventh century BC.
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