I think the joke is the guy has got as far as saying 'This is a cow' and already he's getting questions
That seems logical.
It's why I laughed anyway...
That's what it is.
I'm serious it seems I'm too stupid for these comics. I get like one in 10 jokes at best..
There's no real pun or anything. It's just joking that even for the simplest topics, there's always a guy with questions.
Don't overthink these, there's no hidden joke or anything
Maybe cow tools wasn't an anomaly.
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Possibly the joke is about the cow’s missing tail. So the teacher’s comment about a “a question there in the back” is a pun.
The joke is that no matter how simple and basic the lesson there will always be the guy that has questions.
“Ok class we’re going to start simple. This is a cow.” hand immediately raises “Oh wow. Ok. First slide and there’s already a question. Yes, you in the back what’s you’re question?”
I dont get it either
Is it because of horns and utters together?
Apparently female cows (it's redundant yeah, but trying to be clear) DO grow horns, they just get cut off in captivity when they're calves: https://www.online-field-guide.com/do-female-cows-have-horns/
Whether Larson knew this and was drawing an anatomically accurate horned cow or was under the common misconception that cows lack horns and was trying to make a double layered joke about "someone has a stupid question about everything, even a simple picture of a cow" in conjunction with "but actually if you look closely enough there's something to question about this particular cow picture" I dunno.
I interpret it as "who is the arrow pointing at?" between the image and the prof.
Maybe it's about calling the woman a cow
