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Fighting cattle

Place of Origin Spain and Portugal
Origin A subspecies of auroch, Bos taurus Ibericus, is thought to be the ancestor of the all the dark colored breeds found on the Iberian peninsula including the Fighting bull or Fighting cattle. The breed is selected primarily for aggressiveness, strength and vigor. They are bred primarily in Spain, Portugal and those Latin American countries were bull fighting is organized.
Purpose Fighting
Appearance Most individuals are either black or dark brown but the colors range from gray to white-patched, brindled, roan, red and chestnut. The Fighting cattle are recognized for their elegant stature. The toro has a long curved neck and holds its head very high. The long slender legs of the breed allow it to generate remarkable speed and the breed is noted for its agility.
Horns Long upward curved horns.
Bulls Average Weight 600 - 700 kg (1323 - 1543 lbs)
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