Lola's Journey to Independence

The video follows the transition of cows, including Herefords and British Whites, as they move indoors for the season. They receive haircuts to adjust to the barn's warmer temperatures. Lola, a young calf, experiences her first time away from her mother, learning to live with her peers. She shows early signs of independence by exploring new food options. This separation is temporary, as she will rejoin her mother and the breeding herd in the meadow next year.

Why do the cows receive haircuts when they are brought indoors?

• To prepare them for a competition

• To prevent them from getting lost

• To help them adjust to the warmer barn temperatures

• To make them look more attractive

What breeds of cows are mentioned as being brought indoors?

• Angus and Jersey

• Herefords and British Whites

• Holstein and Guernsey

• Simmental and Charolais

What is Lola's new challenge after being brought indoors?

• Adjusting to colder temperatures

• Learning to live without her mother's constant attention

• Finding her way back to the meadow

• Competing with other calves for food

How does Lola begin to show her independence?

• By staying close to her mother

• By leading the other calves to the meadow

• By being the first to explore the new food tray

• By refusing to eat

What is the purpose of separating Lola from her mother?

• To make her more competitive

• To allow her to bond with other young cows

• To prepare her for a new farm

• To teach her to find food on her own

What will happen to Lola next year?

• She will be trained for competitions

• She will rejoin her mother and the breeding herd in the meadow

• She will be sold to another farm

• She will become the leader of the herd

What is the main theme of Lola's story in the video?

• The journey of a calf learning independence

• The process of cows adapting to new environments

• The role of cows in farm productivity

• The importance of competition among calves