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Rani, a petite cow from Bangladesh, became famous for being recognized as the world's shortest cow by the Guinness World Records in 2021. She was a Bhutanese cow of the Bhutti breed and measured only 20 inches (51 cm) in height and weighed about 57 pounds (26 kg). Rani lived at a farm in Charigram, near Dhaka, and quickly gained international attention for her unusually small stature. People from around the country flocked to see her, drawn by her adorable size and demeanor. Her fame also sparked discussions about selective breeding and animal welfare. Sadly, Rani passed away later in 2021 due to digestive complications, but her legacy remains as a symbol of unique biodiversity and the charm of the animal world.