Female Banteng cow
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0Female bantengs (Bos javanicus) have a distinct, trimmer appearance compared to males, featuring a reddish-brown, russet, or buff coat rather than the dark, near-black color of adult bulls.
calves .Coat and Color
• Body Color: Reddish-brown, light brown, russet, or buff.
• Dorsal Stripe: A thin, dark se rear/rump.
Horns and Build
• Horns: Shorter, slender, and crescent-shaped (or tightly curved) horns that point inward at the tips, lacking the massive upward-arching sweep and frontal horn-patch seen in males.
• Body Structure: Trim, cattle-like, and slenderly built with a small head, a delicate neck, and a small shoulder hump.
• Size: Similar in general length and height to males (body length around 190–225 cm, shoulder height around 160 cm) • Snort: Used as a common everyday vocalization or minor communication within the herd.
• High-pitched cry / Alarm call: Used specifically by females to raise an alarm and warn the herd of nearby predators.
• Low / Moo: A soft, lowing sound typically used to communicate closely with their calves
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