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helped very few, they are usually smaller. Sheep have 2 tits, and twin easily, cows have 4, and few twins, seems it should be, the other way round. Cows with a twin, usually end up with some small problem, RFM, DA, slow getting back i/c etc.I guess cows aren't really ideally built for twins? How many people have seen twins born naturally and without incident vs the ratio of those that required assistance?
Sheep seem to have a multiple offspring survival tactic to try and offset the fact that where they lived originally resources would have been scarce at times, plus everything with eyes and a mouth wanted to eat them. Plus the natural law of sheep mortality having an influence.