"i.e. Bovine, ovine, corvine, etc."
Now most of you are probably familiar with bovines:


And some of you might know what an ovine is:

But if you are like me, you would need to look up corvine:


That's right - a corvine is anything related to crows. What the bloody hell are those Aussie's up to down there? And how is that even possible?? Unless he meant Sheryl Crow, but I think she would have trouble filling a 10,000 pound order. Of course I immediately thought of this gem:
He probably meant caprine, and I will let the more studious of you look that one up.
3 comments:
Ah ha...a goat! Or, an animal related to a sheep that has a beard and straight horns. I feel smarter already.
Goat you told me.
Lisa- you're a cheater!
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