1. Introduction of Jersey Cow Statue The Jersey Cow originated on the island of Jersey in the English Channel and is one of the world’s earliest stable dairy cattle breeds. Its ancestors are generally believed to be related to cattle herds in Normandy and Brittany, France. Through long-term, relatively closed breeding practices on Jersey, it gradually developed the breed’s characteristics of smaller size and stable milk production. Jersey Cows are typically light fawn, suede, or dark brown in color, with a darker muzzle and well-defined eye contours. This Jersey Cow Statue is designed based on the typical tan appearance of Jersey cattle and consists of adult cattle, calves, and recumbent cattle, which can be arranged to create a natural pasture herd scene. Adult cattle have long, slender bodies, full bellies, short horns, and darker muzzles; calves are smaller with long, slender limbs; the recumbent cattle in the foreground have their