Overview
- The six-year-old cow was born in 2019 at Exploitation du Galion in La Trinité, where breeder André Prosper manages about 300 Brahman cattle.
- Organizers confirmed it is the first time the Brahman breed will be featured as the fair’s emblem.
- Biguine traveled by boat to mainland France in early November with four other Brahman cows under regulated welfare and health conditions.
- The animals are being hosted on a farm in Bourgogne‑Franche‑Comté until the exhibition at Paris Expo–Porte de Versailles from 21 February to 1 March 2026.
- Descended from Indian zebu, the breed is prized in the French overseas territories—roughly 45,000 head—for tolerance to heat and humidity and relative resistance to ticks and bovine diseases.