Do Cows Really Watch Trains Go By?

The video explores whether cows watch trains by examining their visual and auditory senses. Fifi, a cow, is tested for her ability to perceive movement and sound. The experiment reveals that cows are sensitive to movement and have excellent hearing, suggesting they might watch trains. Further field experiments are proposed to confirm these findings.

What is the main question being explored in the video?

• Do cows enjoy classical music?

• Can cows recognize human voices?

• Do cows have a panoramic vision?

• Do cows watch trains go by?

How is a cow's vision different from a human's?

• Cows can see colors better than humans.

• Cows have panoramic vision due to the position of their eyes.

• Cows have eyes on the front of their face.

• Cows have a narrow field of vision.

What can cows perceive better than objects?

• Colors

• Movements

• Textures

• Shapes

What is unique about a cow's hearing compared to humans?

• Cows can hear lower frequencies than humans.

• Cows can hear up to 35,000 Hertz.

• Cows cannot hear high-pitched sounds.

• Cows have a poor memory for sounds.

How do cows generally react to high-pitched sounds?

• They become aggressive.

• They become stressed.

• They ignore them.

• They become calm.

What type of music is used to soothe cows during milking?

• Pop music

• Rock music

• Classical music

• Jazz music

What conclusion is drawn about cows watching trains?

• Cows cannot hear trains.

• Cows are indifferent to trains.

• Cows are scared of trains.

• Cows likely watch trains due to their sensitivity to movement and sound.