stackyFACTSTransporting cows across the scorching Australian outback isn't exactly a luxury cruise, but it does feature bespoke architectural design.
Transporting cows across the scorching Australian outback isn't exactly a luxury cruise, but it does feature bespoke architectural design. Modern livestock railcars explicitly ditch hard corners for curved interior baffles, actively preventing cattle from being bruised when the train violently lurches. Toss in onboard watering systems, and you have a rolling bovine survival capsule built for multi-day desert crossings.
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