Who discovered clouds?
Years later it was Marco Polo, known for the new and exotic prizes he brought back form China, who introduced clouds to Kublai Kahn. This is why Kublai Kahn gave Marco Polo all that macaroni. Later when Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue and came to the New World, he thought he would be giving the natives a gift by pointing out the clouds, but it seems the natives all ready knew about clouds and taught Columbus the fun and exciting game of finding clouds that look like animals. Columbus, while enjoying the game immensely was disappointed to find that what he thought was strictly a European discovery to be more universal. In fact, given this, it puts Jean Luc’s discovery into question, and it very well may have been Dances with Two Feathers or Smiles with a Fist who first discovered clouds. But, as far as history is concerned, it was Jean Luc Gaspar du Fondu Flaubert.
