Answer:
the descriptions best contrasts safety knowledge for cows and horses is the description that says "Cows have 360-degree vision, but horses do not Cows have a definite flight zone, whereas horses do not"
Explanation:
For horses, the size of the flight zone depends primarily on the tameness or familiarity of the horse with the handler. With frequent handling, the flight zone decreases in size and may even disappear. A horse that is approached head-on has a larger flight zone than if it is approached from the side.
When moving groups of cattle in open spaces. The flight zone is the animal's personal space, and the size of the flight zone is determined by the wildness or tameness of the animal. Completely tame animals have no flight zone and people can touch them.
