We're fine! COW about you?

    Hello again, Reader! Last February 4, we 6th Graders, Almaciga and Lauan went to UP Los Banos to explore the different Institutes. We joined the field trip because we've never been to UP Los Banos and we would want to see its wonders. We expected a lot from this field trip. What we expected is what we got. We expected to learn so much things and to have fun all the way! Actually, before the field trip, we all felt excited. But then as the bus took off, adrenaline was rushing through our veins! We were all excited!

First Site: Dairy Training and Research Institute (DTRI)

    We expected to learn a lot more things about the DTRI because we LOVE cheese. We learned that milk should be modulized. Cows are milked twice a day, 4:00 in the morning and 4:00 in the afternoon.
Now, we are about to discuss to you the organisms we found in the DTRI.



Curisium vulgara



 
1. Name: DISCO  

Common Name: Bull

Scientific Name: Curisium vulgara

Taxonomic Classification: Mammalia

Characteristics:



We chose the bull because it is the one that mates with the cow and it was the first animal we saw.

Ecological relationships:

Omnivore because it eats both meats and plants.

It also cannot make its own food so, it's also a consumer.

Bulls compete with other bulls for their mate and for food.

    Thanks again, Reader for continually supporting us! Stay tuned for more adventures on the Los Banos fieldtrip! Next stop! Institute of Plant Breeding!