Hogwarts: Atypical Slytherin

"Is there reproductive isolation between Motella rats and house rats?"

If you have a question, you have to find the answer. Clowney was not an impatient person, but who could say no to something that was within reach?

A rare and subtle expression appeared on Rolf's dark face: "How do you say...has Slytherin's demon already extended its claws to magical animals?"

"This is just a guess..." Crowney said with a smile, "I was thinking that there is no reproductive isolation between people with magic and people without magic, but humans and orangutans cannot produce offspring."

"How do you know that humans and orangutans can't produce offspring?!" Rolf was horrified and asked another point that he thought was more important. "Seriously, Clooney, the craziness of your exploration makes me think that you More suitable for Ravenclaw."

"Ah..." Maybe the Ravenclaws' exploration methods will not be so radical? But he thought about Miss Bagno from Ravenclaw, whose glasses reflected light and often made people feel that she was plotting something, and he was not sure about the answer.

A group of students after class left in a crowd, the Gryffindors' fiery red hoods particularly conspicuous, and they were chattering as if they had endless things to say.

Clooney hesitated for a while between his own reputation and the reputation of Muggles, but reluctantly made a choice: "Of course it's because someone has done experiments... AIDS was only spread among the orangutans at first. At some point it became popular among humans."

"Then this is too terrible..."

"So your answer is unclear?"

"Yes at the moment." Luofu rubbed his fingers uncomfortably. It seemed that this topic had greatly subverted his ideas. He did not want to talk more about this issue. "It feels weird... after all. I never thought about doing experiments on animals... or anything like that."

"It's not that it's an experiment..." Clooney said, "I'm just a little curious. After all, the lives of the Motla rats recorded in the book lasted for more than ten years..."

"I recently suddenly discovered that a house mouse lived too long..." She scratched her head, "Although there are some cases of this or that among dogs, I have never heard of the news about the rat, so I want to know more about it. Let’s find out.”

"But..." Rolf said, "As far as I know, even if magical animals may have offspring with non-magical creatures as you said, their most distinctive personalities will not change."

"How to say?"

"It's different from humans - after all, people with magic can give birth to Squibs, but magical animals can't give birth to children who don't have their characteristics."

"What if mothers are non-magical animals?" Crowney disagreed. "There is also an essential difference between Squibs and Muggles - Squibs will not be expelled by Muggle expulsion spells!"

"The age of Mortla rats is essentially related to the magic power they possess, just like most wizards live long lives. This is the secret of their longevity! Clooney!"

"If the offspring of Motla rats do not inherit their characteristics or magic, then their lives will not be different from ordinary house rats - or so I think."

"Can a wizarding family give birth to a Muggle?" Crowney asked.

"I don't know." Rove shrugged. "I'm not an expert in anthropology."

In other words, magic power, as a primitive substance, can be perceived by some people. Among those who can perceive magic power, some people who can use magic power are wizards.

That makes sense genetically.

In essence, wizards and Muggles are the same species, but they are more complicated than simple dominant genes and recessive genes.

The issue is--

"Then shall I go first?" Rolf nodded in Cedric's direction and then said goodbye to her.

Clooney nodded: "Thank you very much! L"

But she soon became immersed in her own thoughts: What kind of existence does magic exist for people? Is it a being with fixed expressions like limbs? Or is it like hair, which can be affected by certain factors in the body and make different expressions?

Magic power flows in and out of people's bodies freely, but has no expression on the Squibs' bodies. However, magic power does not exclude people who cannot control them, but there are only a few people who can control them.

It's more like... a real talent: just like some people are born with an extraordinarily strong body, and some people are born with a smart mind with a photographic memory.

If you start from this perspective... maybe his idea——

"What are you thinking about?" A little head of Helles emerged from the side, and her golden hair stretched out her furry little hands from the edge of her robe.

"I was thinking about biological things." She replied with a smile, and pulled Helles from behind her to the front.