The zebu is a type of domesticated cattle known for its distinctive hump over the shoulders and long, drooping ears. It is primarily found in tropical and subtropical regions, particularly in India, Africa, and parts of South America. Zebu are well-adapted to hot climates and are often used for milk production, meat, and as draft animals in agriculture. Zebu cattle come in various breeds, with the most common being the Brahman and Sahiwal. They are known for their resilience to harsh environmental conditions, including drought and disease. Zebu play a significant role in the livelihoods of many rural communities, providing food, labor, and income.