Yea, feh-mally. I met a girl named Female once, wish I’d known her better so I could’ve messed with her lol.
What's the matter with them?
Shy-heed? It all depends on what the original language was.
The coturnix doesn't have breeds, just color and size variations. Yes, you are correct in that they are a specific variety of coturnix. A&M's specifically are the strain bred by A&M University, which crossed the already existing jumbo pharoah with birds with the English White color mutation. Their goal was to try and get a good table bird. That's why they used the jumbos, for size, and white birds to get a nice presentation when plucked.@Sara L my point was less about Texas A & M being a " breed" (why I had it in quotation marks bc I wasn't sure what to call it but I guess variety is more correct) of its own and more about the fact that you're not going to order coturnix quail and get a Texas a & m. And just bc it's the color of an a & m that doesn't mean it's an a & m. (All a&m are coturnix but not all coturnix,of that certain color-white with spots whatever it's called-more specifically) are not a & m.) A&M are selectively bred to be A&M, based on more specifics than just color, right? Therefore different than traditional coturnix. Does this make more sense? Totally realize the my can cross breed but they are different thanks to selective breeding; therefore A&M don't just randomly hatch in a traditional coturnix clutch.
As a matter of fact Texasamquail.com specifically says they are a cross between Japanese coturnix and English white coturnix to give them all white meat.
Do they deliver?
I've only been here for 2 1/2 hours, with 8 more to go, and I'm already fading. I might go nuts and buy the mountain dew energy drink instead of just the soda!
Either way, I think this must have happened before smart phones, because I would hope the nurse would pull up Google translate to stop this from happening!"Shithade" similar to the way Sinead O'Conner pronounces her's.
