Beep beep! Get out of their way! People on the internet can’t get over two adorable backseat drivers that were fighting in the car. No, they weren’t a pair of siblings squabbling over the iPad, they were two of the cutest calves you’ve ever seen. They were cracking their human up with the way they were jostling around. Take it easy, little ones!

The baby cows were udderly adorable. The pair had their human cracking up with the way they kept poking their heads into the front seat.

Are we there yet? These two seemed mighty antsy to get to wherever their human was taking them. Maybe it was a field with lots and lots of grass! What’s totally clear is that these two were having a hard time sitting still. They were all over each other! It was absolutely chaos in the best way.

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“I want to sit up front! No, me!” Of course, the sweet little ones aren’t actually fighting. But you can sort of hear it, can’t you? It was just like when two kids are arguing on a long car ride. Thank goodness these two can’t speak! They probably would be telling their human where to make a right or to let up on their brakes too.

“Backseat drivers!” the man joked in the video’s caption.

They might have caused a commotion in the backseat, but people in the comments section were totally in love with these two.

“Are they riding in a cattlelac?” joked one commenter.

“That’s the best kind of backseat driver!!!” another commenter praised.

“Like hello. You missed our pasture turn,” teased another person, as if speaking for the cows.

“Moooooooveee outta the way,” another commenter quipped.

Can Cows Have Twins?

It’s not clear if these two are related, but if they are it’s really possible that they’re twins. Twins aren’t very common in cows, but it is possible. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy for cows to birth twins. It can lead to dystocia, or difficulty calving, and can lead to a host of issues in the babies.

These two seem to be thriving! Even if they’re a little bit of trouble in the car.

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This story was originally published by PetHelpful on Mar 10, 2026, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.