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Why Are There So Many Cows in India?

United StatesPublished January 12, 2019

Views 437K  |  Likes 7.34K  |  Comments 2.81K
Views#4,138,173Global
Views#899,078United States

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Drew BinskyDrew Binsky
7.47M subs•1.29K videos•Jul 2012

This video has 437K views and 7.34K likes, ranking #4,138,173 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

437,097

Likes

7,343

Comments

2,816

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Total (all-time): $306 – $874

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Did you know that India has about 283 million living cows? If these cows were counted as a human population, it'd be the 4th most populous country in the world. When traveling in India, it's impossible not to notice the extreme amount of cows roaming the streets, blocking traffic and going about their daily lives. …

Published
January 12, 2019
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