Holstein Steer Romeo: This 6-year-old bull made a world record, people get scared after seeing it-Watch video
World's Tallest Bull: Animals are also not behind humans in making world records. Many times even animals make such records, which are surprising to know about. The latest example of this has come from America, where a bull has registered its name in the Guinness World Records. 6-year-old Holstein steer Romeo has been given the title of being the tallest bull in the world. Romeo, the bull living in an animal sanctuary in Oregon, USA, is so tall and wide that most people get scared after seeing him. However, Romeo's nature is said to be quite calm.
Guinness World Records has recognized 6-year-old Romeo as the world's largest bull, standing at 6 feet 4.5 inches tall. According to Guinness World Records, 6-year-old Romeo has surpassed previous record holder Tommy by 3 inches.
World's Tallest Bull - Photo: x/ Guinness World Records
Recently, Guinness World Records has given this information by sharing a post on its official X account. A lovely video of Romeo has also been shared along with the post, in which Romeo's naughty antics can also be seen.
World's Tallest Bull - Photo: x/ Guinness World Records
While sharing this video, the caption has been written, 'Meet Romeo, the world's tallest steer with a height of 1.94 meters (6 feet 4.5 inches). Romeo is a 6-year-old Holstein steer who lives at Welcome Home Animal Sanctuary with his human, Misty Moore.'
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Meet Romeo, the world's tallest steer at a height of 1.94 metres (6 ft 4.5 in) ✨
— Guinness World Records (@GWR) May 22, 2024
Romeo is a 6-year-old Holstein steer who lives at Welcome Home Animal Sanctuary with his human, Misty Moore. pic.twitter.com/MZqCB7fkgM
World's Tallest Bull - Photo: x/ Guinness World Records
According to the information given by Guinness World Records, Romeo loves food. Especially he likes to eat apples and bananas. Every day Romeo eats 100 pounds or 45 kilograms of grass. Apart from this, grains and other things are also fed to it. Due to his huge size, he needs a comfortable and long shelter.
World's Tallest Bull - Photo: x/ Guinness World Records
Misty said that when Romeo was 10 days old, he was being taken to a slaughterhouse to be slaughtered, but they saved him. From then on he kept Romeo with him.