Hailing from the picturesque Serchio Valley in Tuscany, the Mucca Pisana is a rare breed facing a fight for survival. Born in the mid-19th century from a union of Bruna and Chianina cattle, these distinctive creatures boast a dark brown to black coat and a wide, white-glowing muzzle. While medium-sized, they stand tall and graceful, adding a touch of elegance to their rustic charm.
Sadly, despite their historical significance and unique characteristics, the Mucca Pisana is critically endangered. To protect this precious genetic heritage, the Registry Office of autochthonous cattle breeds was established in 1985, joining forces with similar initiatives to safeguard Italy's diverse cattle breeds.
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About Mucca Pisana Cattle
