RADAR said:
Believe me this breed is real, that is hair growing around where the unbicle cord was (belly button)
RADAR
Thats a full blood Chianina Sire, and that is not two cocks...
That rear 'cock' is his scrotum.
They originate from the Tuscan 'Chiana' Valley. They were bread for size and used by the Romans to feed the legions along with a gruel made from Spelt and Millet that was the precurser to what we now call Pollenta, it was called Pulls or Pulmentum, back in the day, sometimes supplemented with Barley from Thrace.
Anymoo, I went to see some being rased at the Watchtower Ranch in upstate NY when I was a lad in cooking school in Hyde Park. The one in the image you have there is a prize animal for sure, judging by it's coat and musculature, but it doesn't even come CLOSE to the biggest Chianina around, some get to be as much as 7' at the withers and 11'+ from nose to tail. At the farm I visited a vet was killed a few years before by an animal simply shifting its weight in the stall: it just crushed him against the wall. The hand I spoke to said he didn't even scream, just *crunch* and the lights went out.
Most of them are used as 'terminals': just the sperm is harvested to sire with other breeds for the insane growth characteristics. The breed them with Jerseys and Brown Swiss for serious dairy production and with Herefords and Angus for beef production. My old man had some Herefords and we looked into trying a Chianina cross, but the seed wasn't taking very well and was bloody expensive for gentleman farmers, really only usefull for big production farms.