Only In Switzerland 9 - Cow Fighting (Herens)

The video explores the unique tradition of cow fights in Switzerland, focusing on the rivalry between Daisy and Buttercup. These annual events, known as queen fights, have been held since 1922 and involve the Herons race of cows, known for their aggressive nature. The fights determine the hierarchy among cows, with the winner becoming the Queen of the Flock and a local hero, while the loser faces a grim fate. The video concludes with the announcement of the winning cow, Pepsi, highlighting the cultural significance and motivations behind these events.

What sparked the rivalry between Daisy and Buttercup?

• Buttercup ate Daisy's hay.

• Buttercup tricked Daisy into licking an electric fence.

• Daisy stole Buttercup's boyfriend.

• Daisy called Buttercup a fat cow.

Since when have the queen fights been taking place annually?

• 2000

• 1950

• 1922

• 1900

What is unique about the Herons race of cow?

• They are known for their gentle nature.

• They are the largest breed in the world.

• They produce the most milk.

• They can only be found in Varlet, Switzerland.

What happens to the losing cow in the queen fights?

• It becomes a local hero.

• It is turned into sausages.

• It is sent to another farm.

• It is given a second chance.

What is the name of the cow that won the queen fight?

• Daisy

• Buttercup

• Pepsi

• Valet