Why Do Cows Moo?
5/6/20269 min
In this episode, we learn that cows moo to communicate with each other, their calves, and sometimes the people who care for them!
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First 90 secondsJosh· Host0:00
Why do cows moo? [upbeat music] Hi, welcome to Curious Kids Everyday. I'm Josh. How are you doing today? It's so good to hear from you. Hey, do you know what sound a cow makes? [upbeat country music] [cow moos] Yep, it's a moo. [cow moos] I have never heard any other animal that makes a sound quite like a cow. You know, we call it a moo, but it, it sounds more like, "Moo." [laughs] [cow moos] Have you ever wondered why cows make that noise? Are they talking to each other? To us? What are they doing? Well, let's figure it out today. [cows moo] Cows are herd animals, which means they usually live in groups, or herds. One big reason cows moo is to keep in touch with each other. If one cow is separated from the group,