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Knickers, the giant cow was saved from the slaughterhouse because it's too big to be turned into hamburgers.
The steering wheel is 194 cm, or about 1.4 tons (1,400 kg).
The Holstein Friesian is too big to be transported, and so will live his days on the farm in Western Australia.
The black-and-white Friesian Holstein gained social media fame and many "holy cow!" Proclamations after photos of giant beef stood over a herd of brown cattle in the state. from Western Australia.
The owner, Geoff Pearson, said, "We have a high turnover rate of cattle and he was fortunate to stay behind."
Australian media say Knickers is considered the country's highest flyer.
Instead of becoming steaks and hamburgers, seven-year-old Knickers will live in the Pearson Fields in Lake Preston, southwest of Perth.
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