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Uh, my bad. I came across that statement here: http://www.azootoyou.com/Cow.html but didn't have time to look into it any further, or verify the claim. Shoulda known better than to believe the first thing I saw on the net. :roll: But, turns out camels don't actually store water in their humps...

Uh, that could be a problem... when I was there, they weren't drinking much more then 10 gallons a day between the two of them. Do different breeds require different amounts? I read that zebu cattle actually store water in their humps, like camels. So maybe they require less? Then again, neither...

The elephants are chained up at night for safety reasons, but roam free throughout the day. A med kit's a good idea.

Ryder, No, from what I've seen, there are mostly buffalo around here. No, I'm not permanently living in Thailand - I"m actually in Canada at the moment, although heading back there in a couple weeks. Went over for two months this past fall with the intentions of travelling around SE Asia...

Hmmm, so they're likely not sister, as were were told, eh? The white one fell off the back of a truck on the way to the slaughter house, so the owner of the elephant park decided to rescue it. The original owner of the cows sold us the brown one, saying they were sisters, although that was...

Thanks Dun. Good idea about contacting a Thai university. Here's a picture of the other girl. Thanks for your help!

Ok, so now I know they're Kao Lamphun cattle - or at least one is. The other's brown & looks nothing like her "sister". Either way... Is there anything other than grasses that I should be feeding them? Do they need salt or any other minerals? We're not trying to do anything with them - I think...

You're going to have to forgive my ignorance, and I'm sure this is a really odd question, but I've got two cows. I'm in Thailand & I have no idea what breed they are. Here's link to an image, if that helps any http://www.flickr.com/photos/-meegs-/59684066/ It's a long story as to how we ended...