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Скотоводы Древней Индии выращивали вид быка а) альпака в) зебу с)барибал д)викунья е)гуанако​

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Ancient Indian Cattle Breeding

In ancient India, skotovody (cattle breeders) primarily raised a breed of cattle known as zebu. Zebu cattle, also known as humped cattle, are a type of domestic cattle originating in South Asia, particularly the Indian subcontinent. They are known for their distinctive hump and large dewlap. Zebu cattle were and continue to be important in various agricultural and cultural practices in India.

The zebu cattle were valued for their ability to thrive in hot and arid environments, making them well-suited for the Indian climate. They were used for various purposes, including agricultural work, dairy production, and as a source of meat.

The breeding and domestication of zebu cattle played a significant role in the agricultural and economic practices of ancient India, and their importance continues to be recognized in modern times.