Bhutti Rani, a 2-year-old cow lives near the city of Dhaka. Her height is only 50 cm and her weight is 28 kg.
Such unique parameters have made the animal a star on social networks, and locals regularly come to the farm to see Bhutti Rani in person.
According to the farm, about 15,000 people have already visited this creature.
Rani was brought last year from another farm in Bangladesh. Rani has difficulty in walking and is scared of other cows, so she is kept separate from the rest of the herd.
The title of the tiniest cow in the world so far belongs to Manikyama from neighboring India, whose height is 60 cm from hoof to withers.
Guinness World Records staff will visit this farm to make sure there is a new record holder.
Local veterinarian Sajedul Islam believes that Rani’s condition is due to genetic inbreeding, and specifies that she will not grow up anymore.
In agriculture, the breeding of dwarf cows is gaining momentum, but they are much higher than Bhutti Rani and reach a meter in height.
