What does the world look like to a cow and why do goats spook so easily? New tools are helping people experience how livestock perceive and respond to their surroundings—leading to safer, lower-stress handling for animals and the people who raise them. UC Davis researchers and veterinarians are bringing these tools to ranchers and others, showing how understanding animal behavior improves welfare in real-world settings. In this episode of Unfold, we explore where science meets the herd.In this episode:Cassandra Tucker, professor with the UC Davis animal science department and co-founder of Kinder GroundFauna Smith, assistant professor of livestock herd health and reproduction, UC Davis Weill School of Veterinary MedicineThandi Nixon, third-year veterinary student at UC Davis Weill School of Veterinary MedicineTemple Grandin, professor of animal science, Colorado State UniversityJen Walker, co-founder of Kinder Ground and herd health veterinarianNathan Medlar, owner, NM RanchAshlynn Kirk, program manager for the Humane Handling Institute at the University of Wisconsin—River FallsWant to see what it looks like through the eyes of a cow?