The method of drawing the red head travel route is as follows:

1. First, we have to write the theme "Red Head Travel Route Map".

2. Second, we need to use colored pencils to add hand drawings and design the layout.

3. Third, we need to continue to use colored pencils to add hand-drawn drawings to enrich the layout.

4. Finally, we need to draw a border with a pencil to add content; this "Red Head Travel Route Map" is complete.

The travel route of the red head in the cow's belly is: being rolled into the cow's mouth - coming to the first stomach - coming to the second stomach - returning to the cow's mouth. The full text of "Journey in the Cow's Belly" mainly talks about "a journey in the cow's belly".

Two little crickets, Green Head and Red Head, are very good friends. When they were playing hide-and-seek, Red Head was accidentally eaten by a big ox. His little friend, Green Head, was brave and witty and comforted him. Don't panic, the red head, and risk your life to save your little friend. In the end, the red head was saved.

The red-headed cricket was eaten into the stomach by a cow. Its friend Qingtou encouraged it to seize the opportunity and escape while the cow was chewing its cud. With the encouragement of Qingtou, Red Head persisted in not giving up, and finally found a way to escape when the cow sneezed, and experienced a thrilling trip.

Characteristics of cattle

The characteristics of cattle are reflected in their body shape. Cows are larger in size, have four legs, and have degenerated side toes. They are good at running. The height of cows is between one meter and two meters, and their length is about two meters. Their skin has fine hairs and the colors are white, yellow, black, etc. .

Cows have the habit of ruminating. Cows have four stomachs: stomach, rumen, reticulum, and omasum. The rumen has the function of storing food, the reticulum has the function of screening food, the omasum has the function of grinding food, and the stomach has the function of digesting food. Because the rumen can It stores food, so when there is insufficient food, it will spit out the food in the rumen and eat it.

Although cows have horns like deer, deer's horns contain nerves and blood vessels, which are replaced every winter. Deer will also grow new horns again the next year, while cow's horns do not. Blood vessels and nerves cannot regenerate even if the horns fall off or are broken.