Look at this very big cow

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Knickers, a seven-year-old Holstein Friesian, originally purchased to run other cattle, currently holds the unofficial title of Australia's largest cattle representative. It weighs 1.4 tons, which represents about 3,086 pounds. A lot!

See if you can spot it in this 7 News video in Brisbane. This is good; take your time.

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Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm "type =" text "content =" The size of Knickers has worked to his advantage. the body is too big for a slaughterhouse, it stays in the feedlot until the end of its days.His owner tried to sell it last year. according to the BBC"But the meat processors said that they just could not handle it." "data-reactid =" 22 "> The size of Knickers played to his advantage As his body is too big to be used by a slaughterhouse, it remains According to the BBC, its owner has tried to sell it year-round last but "the meat processors said that they just could not handle it."

Good boy.

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