The Gir cow, native to the Gir forests of Gujarat, India, is one of the most famous dairy breeds known for its high milk production and resilience in harsh climates. It has a distinctively large hump, curved horns, and a reddish-brown or spotted white coat. Known for its calm temperament and disease resistance, Gir cows produce high-quality milk rich in A2 proteins. Their adaptability to different environments makes them popular in both India and abroad for dairy farming.