Viatina-19, a 53-month-old Nelore breed cow of Indian origin, has made history by becoming the world's most expensive cattle ...

The Ongole breed of cattle, originating from Andhra Pradesh, made headlines as Viatina-19 fetched $4.82 million at a ...

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Renowned for her unmatched genetics and muscular build, Viatina-19's lineage will influence future cattle breeding. The Nelore breed, originally from India, is highly valued for its heat tolerance ...

A cow of the Ongole breed, Viatina-19, sold for a record $4.82 million in Brazil, showcasing its global value despite neglect ...

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