Prague Castle or Charles Bridge are not the only things you would find on the Czech Republic's list of cultural and historical heritage. "Červinka" – a unique reddish breed of Czech cattle – has also been included. Today there are approximately one hundred of these cows left in the country, but not a single breeding bull. Experts are now trying to find ways how to save it from extinction. I spoke to Věra Mátlová of the Institute of Animal Science. I first asked her to say a few words about this particular breed:
"In English it's called red cattle. It has a very specific brown-reddish colour with no white spots. Its body frame is smaller than that of cattle today. It looks like an old breed that was not improved in any way."