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[Local name]: Lebaniega[1]
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[Local name]: Leonese[1]
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[Notes]: extinct
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[Local name]: Berrenda en Negro[1][2][4]
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[Local name]: Sayaguesa[1][2][4]
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[Local name]: Morucha[1][2][3]
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[Local name]: Almanzoreña[1]
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[Notes]: extinct
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The Spanish Fighting Bull has been around for centuries, maybe thousands of years. Neolithic murals found in the caves of Altamira show some depictions of people fighting bulls. There are also many different breeds of cattle in Spain, 49 of which are recorded in this random tool. At the local level, Spanish Fighting Bull are typically used by fierce North African Bulls, which are bred on special farms and can be used for racing in four to five years.
In addition to cattle in captivity, there are also many wild herds of cattle in the wild in Spain, where they thrive on government protection, as well as extensive grasslands and abundant vegetation. Through this generator, we can also find the corresponding cattle breed scientific name, common name, reference photos, and so on. These herds are used for different purposes, some as food for the table, some for bullfighting, some for milk production and breeding.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Spanish cattle breeds.
