TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — It must have been hard not to crack a smile when “Happy” the calf was born. Megan and Barry Coster breed hundreds of calves a year on their farm in Ripplebrook, in West Gippsland, ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Farms are amazing: they truly are just like one big, happy family. Farm animals live and play together. They look after and care ...
LARDNER, VIC — They say happy cows come from California, but this one is Australian. A calf with unique black and white markings that appear as a smiley face has become very popular in the Land ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Barry and Megan Coster breed hundreds of calves every year on their dairy farm in Ripplebrook, Australia. Recently, the couple ...
Barry and Megan Coster breed hundreds of calves every year on their dairy farm in Ripplebrook, Australia. Recently, the couple found a calf with a memorable pattern in one of their herds. “That’s one ...
A Holstein calf has been nicknamed 'Happy' by his breeders after they were left stunned by his unique markings that resemble a smiley face. Breeder Barry Coster came across the newborn calf while he ...
Barry and Megan Coster breed hundreds of calves every year on their dairy farm in Ripplebrook, Australia. Recently, the couple found a calf with a memorable pattern in one of their herds. “That’s one ...
Happy, not pictured in this photo, will stay at the farm as a pet, the farm owners told 9 News. Photo from Leon Ephraïm via Unsplash Barry and Megan Coster breed hundreds of calves every year on their ...
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