Saving the Czech red cow from extinction

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."