"Di situ terdapat banyak sapi."

Translation: Over there are many cows.

[Pix54]

Got this one in the “word bank” exercise.
I’d suggest the literal translation is also the more natural English sentence: “Over there, there are many cows”, or even “There are many cows over there”. This differentiates location (di situ/over there) from existence (terdapat/there are).

[Rick392366]

Thank you.
Both suggestions are added to the list of acceptable answers.

[jmaddz]

How does the usage of 'terdapat' compare to the usage of 'ada'?

Contohnya, "Di situ ada banyak sapi."

[AdrianPurn1]

In this context, both will have the same meaning.
Usually, in a sentence, "terdapat" can be replaced with "ada", but not the other way.

[Chuck169]

Why not: "There are alot of cows over there"