[MireyaDC]

"Welcome to Cloud cows. These fluttery little bovines are available to adopt now!

Some strange combination of birds and cows, perhaps the result of genetic modification most 1st gen cloud cows flutter in being a cross between a real life bird species and cow breed! As they nest and new generations are born new more unusual characteristics and patterning occur.

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Another one! The fastest one wins!

The first one to complete the form with all the correct answers wins the cow. It is not allowed to mark or leave halfway and finish later. Edited messages will be disqualified. It is allowed to use Google and AI, what matters is that it is correct and fast. Good luck.



Adopt Info
Type: Basic
Basis: Long tailed tit x Albera cattle
Owner: N/A
Name:
Gender/Pronouns:

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Entering!
[b]Username + ID:[/b]
[b]Cloud Cow name:[/b]
[b]Gender/Pronouns:[/b]
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[b]Name 3 wild bovines.[/b]
[b]What is the name of the central axis of the feather?[/b]
[b]And each of the filaments that come out of it?[/b]
[b]What color is Attila's white horse?[/b]
[b]What was the name of the first cloned animal?[/b]
[b]And its species?[/b]
[b]According to the inhabitants of Spain, how many lives does a cat have?[/b]
[b]And in Arab culture?[/b]
[b]What color is the cow in The Laughing Cow and Milka?[/b]
[b]Which is greater: two plus two, two times two or two raised to two?[/b]
[b]Who was the first biologist to describe and name the bird basis of this cow?[/b]


[Missy-Who]

Entering!
Username + ID: Missy-Who + 1102768
Cloud Cow name: Matilda
Gender/Pronouns: she/her
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Name 3 wild bovines. Bison, Wildebeast, suni
What is the name of the central axis of the feather? Raquis
And each of the filaments that come out of it? Barbs
What color is Attila's white horse? White?
What was the name of the first cloned animal? Dolly
And its species? Sheep
According to the inhabitants of Spain, how many lives does a cat have? 7
And in Arab culture? 6
What color is the cow in The Laughing Cow and Milka? Red and violet
Which is greater: two plus two, two times two or two raised to two? They are all the same
Who was the first biologist to describe and name the bird basis of this cow? Linneus

[MireyaDC]

Entering!
Username + ID: Missy-Who + 1102768
Cloud Cow name: Matilda
Gender/Pronouns: she/her
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Name 3 wild bovines. Bison, Wildebeast, suni
What is the name of the central axis of the feather? Raquis
And each of the filaments that come out of it? Barbs
What color is Attila's white horse? White?
What was the name of the first cloned animal? Dolly
And its species? Sheep
According to the inhabitants of Spain, how many lives does a cat have? 7
And in Arab culture? 6
What color is the cow in The Laughing Cow and Milka? Red and violet
Which is greater: two plus two, two times two or two raised to two? They are all the same
Who was the first biologist to describe and name the bird basis of this cow? Linneus

How do you filled it in 3 minutes?

I'd say you've cheated, but I don't see that the message is edited or anything suspicious... And on top of that, you have everything right... Everything... it takes me more than 3 minutes just to choose the name of the cow, let's add looking for my ID, stopping to think so as not to fall into the trick questions and looking for the last one on Wikipedia, without using AI because it doesn't know how to answer Attila's one or the last three... HOW?!

IT'S YOURS BUT... HOW???

[Missy-Who]

I don't know... I knew them and I got carried away. I have my ID saved in the clipboard. I always have some names prepared to be quick in the FCFS and they were Matilda for a girl, Charlie for a neuter and Bruno for a boy. And the truth is that with the last one I took a risk, almost all of the species have the "L." that of Linnaeus, it seemed the most probable...

[Maniacal_Ferret]

Woah! Nice!! That’s actually crazy lmao

[kijauni]

I don't know... I knew them and I got carried away. I have my ID saved in the clipboard. I always have some names prepared to be quick in the FCFS and they were Matilda for a girl, Charlie for a neuter and Bruno for a boy. And the truth is that with the last one I took a risk, almost all of the species have the "L." that of Linnaeus, it seemed the most probable...

That is bc Carl von Linné is not really the first one to discover them but the first one who gathered all the information in one coherent way of describing a species. He got Tons and Tons of specimen and prior non Linnean descrptions send to him from other biologist.
Thats why you often find evidence of these described under a different System but alas, we use Linnés and he kinda stole it there from many xD Still, he did a crazy good job!

[Missy-Who]

I don't know... I knew them and I got carried away. I have my ID saved in the clipboard. I always have some names prepared to be quick in the FCFS and they were Matilda for a girl, Charlie for a neuter and Bruno for a boy. And the truth is that with the last one I took a risk, almost all of the species have the "L." that of Linnaeus, it seemed the most probable...

That is bc Carl von Linné is not really the first one to discover them but the first one who gathered all the information in one coherent way of describing a species. He got Tons and Tons of specimen and prior non Linnean descrptions send to him from other biologist.
Thats why you often find evidence of these described under a different System but alas, we use Linnés and he kinda stole it there from many xD Still, he did a crazy good job!

I'm doctor and Mireya biologist, we know. Buy he's still a jock in our faculties for being every were and it's funny, the students always answer "L." when they ask them "who was the first one describing an species" in a exam, if they don't know, it was "the L. that" (that was a verbatim quote from a classmate). XD

In any case, since the binomial system that he created is still in use, the taxonomic system is completely obsolete already, and since the new one is based on evolutionary relationships and genetics, it changes so often, that if you ask the last to name the species instead of the first, Linnaeus is no longer the answer. Since I studied I have seen the emergence of the category clade above kingdom and has seen reptiles and birds disappear to give way to sauropsids. One of the species Mireya studied in her master no longer has the same scientific name either. I imagine Linnaeus shouting to us from his tomb why we have to make everything more difficult XD