Brahman cattle originated in India, and through centuries of exposures to severe influences of outer environment, these animals developed a number of adaptations for survival. First species arrived in America in the mid-1800s, and major breeding programs were fulfilled in the early 1900s. Brahma Bulls have a dark skin pigmentation and glossy hair, which permits them to withstand high temperatures. They have a distinctive hump at the base of the neck.
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