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Close-up portrait of a black Angus cow on farm. Cattle grazing in meadow. Domestic animal, beef production, agriculture, farming. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black Angus cattle grazing in grassy field at sunset. Cows graze, eating grass. Farm animals in meadow, tranquil rural scene. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up black angus cow grazing green grass field. Cattle portrait in sunny meadow pasture. Farming industry, beef production, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black Angus Cattle grazing in a meadow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Powerful Black Angus Cattle Grazing in a Picturesque Mountain Meadow A Majestic Herd in a Pristine Alpine Landscape Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black Angus Cattle Cows Grazing On Farmland. Cows Grazing On A Green Summer Meadow. Black Angus Cattle In Green Pasture. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black Angus Cattle Cows Grazing On Farmland. Cows Grazing On A Green Summer Meadow. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black Aberdeen Angus cattle grazing on a pasture on the north coast of Hiiumaa. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Free range cattle with calves grazing in a field near Santa Ysabel California. The Aberdeen Angus, sometimes simply Angus, is a Scottish breed of small beef cattle. Most Black Angus cattle are medium to large, naturally polled with large muscle content. Average body weight for bulls is about 1,870 pounds, while cows weigh in at 1,200. Known for their heartiness, the Angus was bred to survive harsh Scottish winters with lots of snow. Overall the breed is known for a relatively easy temperament and fast growth. The darker hide pigmentation protects the breed against cancer eye and sun- and snow-burned udders, and the breed is known for easy calving. HTBphotos by John and Katharina Notarianni for websites, print and other published media.