* Cows don't directly turn into grass: Cows are animals, and animals need more than just plants to survive. They need a complex mix of nutrients, vitamins, and proteins that grass alone cannot provide.
* Cows process grass: When cows eat grass, they digest it and break it down into usable nutrients. This process changes the grass into something different.
* We don't "grow" cows: We raise cows, which means we provide them with the food, water, and care they need to grow and thrive.
Think of it like this: You can't grow a house from bricks, even though bricks are used to build a house. You need a builder, plans, and other materials to create a complete structure. Similarly, cows need more than just grass to grow.
Let me know if you have any other curious questions about cows or how food chains work!