A breed of cattle originating in Southeast Asia, with a characteristic hump over the shoulders and dewlap, adapted to hot climates.
From Sanskrit 'kṛbhru' or similar Sanskrit/Hindi roots referring to humped cattle; also known as zebu cattle, which comes from a different root.
Cebur cattle produce less body heat than regular cattle because their hump helps them shed heat more efficiently, and their loose skin creates air pockets—a perfect example of evolution solving the problem of living in scorching climates.
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