Cow - Gul

Nickname: Cowgull

Type: winged, Bull

Animal Characteristics. (1 = Cow, 2 = Seagul)

Size = 1, Strength = 2, Speed = 2, Agility = 2, Attack = 2, Defence = 1, Intelligence = 1, Fly = 2, Swim = 2, Climb = 2.

ComboAnimals Ratings.

Deadly Rating (out of 5): 2.5. Friendly Rating (out of 5): 2.5. Cool Rating (out of 20): 14. Adaptability Rating (out of 5): 2.

Fun bit of Information

A cow pat is the name of a cow’s excrement (poo). Stepping into a fresh wet cow pat isn’t fun. Well imagine a fresh wet cow falling from the sky and landing on your head.

Physical description

A cow with the wings of a seagull.

It varies in weight from 1100kg for a male to 720kg for a female. They stand 1.5m from ground to shoulder. They are potentially 10-16 times bigger than the average adult human.

Comboanimal Information

The topic of the Seacow's bathroom habits is a matter of great curiosity and amusement. While its cow-like body prompts questions about how it manages while airborne, the Seacow has evolved a unique method of releasing waste while in flight. As it gracefully soars through the sky, the Seacow utilizes its seagull wings to maintain balance and stability. When the need arises, it expels its waste in the form of cow pats, which plummet from the sky in a comical and surprising display. This unexpected phenomenon has become a subject of legend and folklore, with stories of unsuspecting individuals being "blessed" by the Seacow's skyborne droppings.

While the Cowgull remains a creature of whimsy and imagination, its imagined fusion of cow and seagull traits sparks intrigue and wonder. Its unique appearance, charming behavior, and amusing bathroom habits make it a legendary and captivating creature of fantastical lore, forever immortalized in tales of the skyborne cow pats.

The Seacow's diet reflects its hybrid nature, blending elements of herbivorous cows and opportunistic seagulls. It predominantly feeds on grasses and vegetation found in coastal meadows, using its cow-like body to graze leisurely on the lush pastures. However, the Seacow also has a penchant for scavenging, often swooping down to snatch small fish, mollusks, or discarded food from coastal areas, utilizing its seagull wings to maneuver swiftly.

The Seacow's habitat is primarily found in coastal regions, where the gentle lapping of waves and the salty breeze create a serene environment. It can be seen leisurely strolling along sandy shores or peacefully grazing in meadows near the coast. Its seagull wings allow it to explore both land and sea, as it effortlessly takes to the skies and skims the ocean's surface with its feathered appendages.

It can fly, run and believe it not, it can also swim.

Habitat: grassy meadows by the sea

Location: UK, Europe, USA

Ratings Reasoning

Medium friendly rating, these creatures are mostly docile and friendly however the male Bullgulls can sometimes attack if they see red. Also the Cowgull may attack you and steal your food if it likes the look of it.