Dream - A photo of a cow in Australia chewing on a python has caught the attention of the public. This unique incident was captured by Andrew Gertz and uploaded to Facebook on October 23, 2020. However, as known, cows are herbivorous animals. That means they consume plants as their main food.

Translated from Bahasa to English while preserving any HTML tags: "Reported by Sacbee, Gertz captured the incident while being on Sandover Highway in Northern Territory, Australia. He was initially skeptical that the cow actually ate the snake, thinking that the snake might have been disturbed by the cow and retaliated by biting it back."

However, the snake is likely already dead, according to the company in a Facebook post. "Phosphorus is an important mineral needed by livestock, and in many areas of this country, phosphorus is very scarce. As a result, many animals chew bones or even kill other animals. Cattle in red soil areas may be more deficient and more likely to seek alternative sources of phosphorus such as bones or old animals," wrote RaynerAg.

The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Smithsonian Magazine reports that there have been other documented incidents of cows eating other animals. One of them is a viral YouTube video from 2007 showing a cow eating a baby chicken. Research shows that a large number of herbivorous animals, including deer, camels, giraffes, pigs, cows, and sheep, have been known to prey on other animals or the scattered body parts of animals they find."