Why does Otis have udders on "Back To The Barnyard"? (nick show).?!
Question: Why does Otis have udders on "Back To The Barnyard"!? (nick show)!.!?
if otis is a boy why does he have udders!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
Good question! Here's one explanation:
"In the real world a male bovine is called a bull or a steer and does not have an udder!. However, in this film several characters are "male cows" with an udder, while there is a character who is a bull!. The director of the movie told Nick Magazine he did this for fun[3]!. This is, however, not the first time cattle have been portrayed in this way!. In the United Kingdom, Boddingtons Bitter featured an animated "male cow" in some of its 1990s advertising, and recent computer animated adverts for Anchor butter portray two "male cows" as having udders!. also, the Dairylea adverts in the UK have male cows with udders!. A more recent advert portrays that they really are male because they all have male voices!." --WikipediaWww@Enter-QA@Com
"In the real world a male bovine is called a bull or a steer and does not have an udder!. However, in this film several characters are "male cows" with an udder, while there is a character who is a bull!. The director of the movie told Nick Magazine he did this for fun[3]!. This is, however, not the first time cattle have been portrayed in this way!. In the United Kingdom, Boddingtons Bitter featured an animated "male cow" in some of its 1990s advertising, and recent computer animated adverts for Anchor butter portray two "male cows" as having udders!. also, the Dairylea adverts in the UK have male cows with udders!. A more recent advert portrays that they really are male because they all have male voices!." --WikipediaWww@Enter-QA@Com
because the kids think all cows have then or that there funny looking, and it is a comedyWww@Enter-QA@Com