Biology, asked by ronakyadav33, 1 year ago

Why are cows and buffaloes called ruminants?​

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Answered by sakshimalik9
11

Explanation:

when a cow first takes food , hurriedly chews it just to moisten it. once swallowed it goes into the Rumen , where it mixes with other acidic digestive juices and is softened. the softened food is called cud. cows are called as ruminants because the biggest pouch of stomach is called Rumen and methanogenic bacteria are also present in Rumen .

Answered by NehaNagal
3

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Because a part of the stomach called rumen is a specialised to store half child food.

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