Most Expensive Cow in the World culled from Guinness World Records A cow in Brazil has made Guinness World Record, emerging as the most expensive cow in the world.
Although cows are regarded as one of the most lucrative farm animals because they are usually sold at higher prices, compare to other farm animals. However, the price at which a cow was sold in Brazil is not just describable as ordinary, it is unique, superb, imaginable, and supersonic in comparison with other cows in the world.
At the current rate of N950 to $1 at the parallel market in Nigeria, the Brazilian cow was said to have been sold for $4.38 million worth N4.16 billion.
According to the Book of Guinness World Records "The record-breaking cow, Viatina-19 FIV Mara, became the most expensive cow sold in the world as it went for an impressive price of R$21,000,000 (£3.33 million; $4.38 million) in Arandú, São Paulo, Brazil on 21 June.
The 53-month-old cow was born in Nova Iguaçu de Goiás, Brazil, and is already ranked among the best Nelore cows in history.
Considerably, with the amount the cow was sold, one will build a presidential palace worth of mansion anywhere in Nigeria, drive exotic cars, live comfortably, and may stop working for the rest of his life and never live a broken life.
Category: World-News
Tag: Farm Animals Agriculture Brazil Guinness World Records
Written by Omooba Alekuwodo (omoobaalekuwodo)
Published 8/10/2023 7:11:37 PM