Children's Bible Stories-Sincere Milk

Bessie, a Holstein dairy cow, is known for its unique features such as four separate stomachs, a cool system, and a unique spot pattern. They are athletic, capable of running and jumping up to 5 feet, and have an amazing sense of smell. They produce up to 14.5 gallons of saliva daily to process the grass they consume. They can be dangerous, responsible for more human deaths than wolves, dogs, and sharks. They can kick hard, making them difficult to walk down. They enjoy classical music and can produce 7 to 9 gallons of milk daily. Milk also contains useful by-products like butterfat, whey, cottage cheese, and ice cream. A dairy cow consumes 100 pounds of food daily, consuming 30 to 50 gallons of water. They need 420 pounds of water per day, which is enough to fill a standard bathtub. Bessie and Rudy remind us of Peter's words about milk production and the importance of water.