Boallier

Boallier (pronounced /bəʊ lijɪə/; boe-lee-yer) are a variant of cattle originating on the island of Zealandia, today a part of Canadia. They are a prominent modern member of the subfamily Bovinae, and are most commonly classified collectively as Bos balius. They are easily identifiable by their horns, which are often covered by their thick brown hair. Boallier are primarily kept in order to obtain their milk - an orange-yellow liquid that has a slightly sweeter taste to that of cow milk - which is mainly used to make wellsford cheese.
As of 2021, there are roughly 60 million boalliers worldwide. Jonathia has the most, being home to 15.3 million boalliers. Corbaria and Lyvena, when the numbers are rounded, tie for second-most with 11.6 million boalliers each, although with full totals, Corbaria comes out on top, with an exact total of 11,632,405 boalliers compared to Lyvena's 10,984,329.
Category:Boallier
Category:Bovinae
Category:Species
Category:Animals
Category:Canadia
Category:Zealandia