A cow does indeed have four stomachs, and the cud chewing is all part of the system. Chewing is the first step in processing feed.

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Eventually the cow swallows the grass and leaves it to digest just a bit before regurgitating it back into its mouth to chew again! Thus, the phrase, the cow is chewing its cud.

Rumination [cud chewing] is when the cow regurgitates the food she has stored in her first stomach [cows have four stomach compartments], chews it, and actually starts digesting it.

Why so they chew cud? Cows will on average spend two thirds of their time grazing, one third chewing cud and the other third idling. Initial feeding is done in a hurry.

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