Researchers at Clemson University in South Carolina announced the successful cross-breeding of a tiger and cow to produce a new species,
Tigris bovis. Despite their appearance, the breed was actually very docile. But the researchers noted that "their strange appearance has led to a 64% decrease in cow tipping, which is just unprecedented."
The
Tigris bovis also had to be kept away from chickens, as it had a tendency to viciously attack them.
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