A standing Highland Cow with distinctive horns and shaggy coat.
A standing Highland Cow with distinctive horns and shaggy coat. A highland cow standing on a grassy field with its majestic horns and shaggy coat. Close-up illustration of a standing Highland cow on a farm. A standing highland cow with distinctive horns and shaggy coat, commonly found on Scottish farms.
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