Live NGSI-LD Animal records for the farm's three largest male cattle and three largest male pigs — weight, resting heart rate, species, and location, queried from the context broker — 2026-09-06
Beany and Ferdinand are full-grown bulls; Bumble is a bull calf still with the herd. Colossus, Giant, and Mammoth — despite the imposing names — are boars, roughly a third to two-thirds the mass of an adult bull.
| Name | Species | Sex | Weight | Resting HR | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beany | dairy cattle | Male | 752kg | 51 bpm | East Pasture (flagged: check hooves) |
| Ferdinand | dairy cattle | Male | 757kg | 50 bpm | South Pasture |
| Bumble | dairy cattle | Male | 118kg | 55 bpm | South Pasture (grazing baby) |
| Colossus | pig | Male | 241kg | 61 bpm | Boar pen (13.34715, 52.51985) |
| Giant | pig | Male | 340kg | 62 bpm | Boar pen (13.34695, 52.51965) |
| Mammoth | pig | Male | 325kg | 63 bpm | Boar pen (13.34730, 52.51970) |
Resting heart rate splits cleanly by species too — 50–55 bpm for the cattle against 61–63 bpm for the boars — matching typical adult-cattle (48–84 bpm) vs. adult-pig (60–100 bpm) resting ranges. Two independent signals, both saying the same thing: Giant, Mammoth, and Colossus are pigs, not cattle — the "big three" nickname is a farm-floor joke, not a species record.