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With a weight of 1400 kilos and a height of 194 centimeters, Knickers is a good boy. And it is not only its owner who has been noticed in Australia; the bull quickly became a new world.
The idea was that Knickers, a bull of the Holstein-Friesian breed, would go to the slaughterhouse. But things went differently: his enormous size saved him from death.
The bull was known when its owner, Geoff Pearson, wanted to sell it to the slaughterhouse, but nobody seemed to want that animal. A local news channel posted a photo of the Colossus online, and this soon became obvious. The BBC, CNN, USA Today and many other news outlets were on the phone at Pearson
Too heavy for the slaughterers
"The meat processors said that it was too big for the l 9 39 39 1965 1965 1965 1965 1965 1965 1965 slaughterhouse, "Pearson told The Guardian. "It was too heavy for the machines and it was lying on the ground, which would lead to a risk of contamination." And even if it had to be cut into pieces, the piles were too big.
The good news for the castrated bull of 7 years was so that he could live. Knickers now spends his days at Pearson Farm, where he dominates all the other cows.
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