IPA: //ˈkætəloʊ//
KK: /kætəloʊ/
A hybrid animal that is a cross between a domestic cattle and a bison, often bred for meat.
The farmer raised cattalo for their unique meat quality.
The word 'cattalo' originates from a blend of 'cat' (from Latin *cattus*, meaning domestic cat) and 'tallow' (from Old French *talou*, meaning animal fat). It refers to a type of livestock that is a crossbreed between cattle and buffalo, often used for work and meat.
Think of 'cat' and 'tallow' to remember that 'cattalo' refers to a type of livestock that combines traits of both animals.