It includes a picture of a nest with a cuckoo chick and, although it doesn't look like a pine cone, you can easily make out the speckled feathers. Also, the article is interesting in asserting that the cuckoos' parasitism isn't all bad.
How long before before the instructor is able to put a trick question on the test (i.e., "Both") because The Pokemon Company has started licensing names to pharmaceutical companies?
I can't help with the Roman version, but it sounds familiar to the take I heard on the Myths and Legends Podcast (if I'm remembering it right): Medusa becomes beautiful, Poseidon rapes her, Athena blames Medusa for getting raped and makes her hideous. I don't remember if Athena tops it off by compelling Perseus to murder Medusa, but she at least gives him the shield and the instructions on how to do it.
What a terrible font on the pail. I zoomed in to read it, but still didn't realize that it said "graft" until I read your description/comment. I thought it said craft, which made no sense.
Me neither. I read a couple of descriptions of striped cuckoos. None mentioned this tidbit and that made me suspicious.
On the other hand, I did find this: https://www.thenakedscientists.com/articles/science-news/cuckoo-chicks-earn-their-keep
It includes a picture of a nest with a cuckoo chick and, although it doesn't look like a pine cone, you can easily make out the speckled feathers. Also, the article is interesting in asserting that the cuckoos' parasitism isn't all bad.