Hello, everyone and welcome to our blog and FQ #4! (already!)
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Okay, here's the answer to the last farm question:
What time of day does a rooster crow?
Optional answers were...
a. Early morning
b. At noon
c. Evening
d. All day long
e. Only in emergencies
The answer is "D" - All day long! A rooster will crow any time of day. It's his way of talking to his hens, telling them danger is near, or they'd better go do something, or hurry up and lay their egg... etc!
The "F" option that Nate invented (Whenever he feels like it) is also a good one!! A rooster does crow whenever he feels like it - which is normally all day long. I don't think they crow at night... but you never know. Cuz you're asleep, right?! ;-) A rooster also will crow in an emergency, because, like I stated before, that's his way of talking.
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Okay - here's Farm Question #4!!
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Can female bovines (girls-milk cows) have horns?
Can female bovines (girls-milk cows) have horns?
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Can't wait to hear from you!! Your answer can be put in a comment to this post, or, you can email it to the family account with 'Blog::FQ#4::11-2-08" in the subject line.
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Bye for now!!
Hannah
P.S. Congratulations to everyone (Becky, Nate, and Lindsay) for getting the right answer to Farm Question #3!!
2 comments:
Yes, some do? I think it depends on the breed. I'm not sure!
Hoping to learn soon,
Rebekah Eckerson
Yes, they can.....don't ask me why....I just think I remember hearing that they could! :) Love to yall!
Lindsay K.
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