why do cows moo?

Answer 1

Communication, usually to keep the herd together especially in the case of mother and calf.

Answer 2

A cow "Mooing" is a way of communication.Just as a horse neighs,a chicken bawks,a goat bah's they moo.It is their form of communcation with not only one another but with us.Even tho we dont understand we generally get the idea.Cows often moo when they are hungry or in pain just as if a baby would cry when it is hungry or in pain.They also moo to keep together whether it be a young and its mother or a whole herd of cows.That is their form of communication because they cannot talk.

Answer 3

I say old boy, steady on there with the mooing, we dont just moo you know.We can swish our tails which is a throw back down the evolutionary chain to when we were frightened of you lot with your spears in your loin-cloths,you just here us moo, but as always you dont listen to what were saying,heres a little experiment for you, the next time your in the countryside,come and sit on a bucket in the middle of a field full of us, we will come over to you, or if thats to adventurous for you just stand on a gate and start mooing and see how many of us come to you.

Answer 4

Why do birds chirp, why do dogs bark, why do cats mew, why do humans talk???? It's their way of communicating, you notice it particuluarly with cows and their calves, yuo can see them reacting to each others moo's!

Answer 5

Because they jump over the Moooooooooooooooooooooooooooon

Answer 6

Because they got hoarse trying to bark back at the sheep dog.

Answer 7

Thats like asking why do we spend hours on here answering weird questions from people we don't even know? We just do!

Answer 8

Because they were never taught to bark! hell the people doing the teaching can hardly meow!!!

Answer 9

Because their education system is not as developed as ours, and there are no foreign languages introduced into their curriculum yet.

Answer 10

i dont know why do you moo lol!