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The main breed of cattle in the Brazilian Pantanal is the Pantaneiro (also known as Tucura or Cuiabano), a breed of cattle that descended from European breeds brought by Spanish and Portuguese colonizers. Adapted to the region's extreme ecological conditions, this rustic and robust breed is known for its resilience to heat, disease, and floods. However, the Pantaneiro is now considered an endangered breed, with Nellore cattle having largely replaced it in the region's cattle industry since the 20th century.
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Just born, this cafy must stand soon if it is to survive.
The main breed of cattle in the Brazilian Pantanal is the Pantaneiro (also known as Tucura or Cuiabano), a breed of cattle that descended from European breeds brought by Spanish and Portuguese colonizers. Adapted to the region's extreme ecological conditions, this rustic and robust breed is known for its resilience to heat, disease, and floods. However, the Pantaneiro is now considered an endangered breed, with Nellore cattle having largely replaced it in the region's cattle industry since the 20th century.