Puh-LEASE, you are no fool. Be nice to yourself. My gosh, you can tell the difference between an amphibian and a reptile which is sadly, not the case for A LOT of people who are under-exposed to our animal friends. :p
No trash-talkin' our favorite Blogger. *shakes finger @ teh wombat* ;)
:) He is an angora/cashmere goat (a handsome boy at that) and what he is doing is flapping his tongue most likely at a nearby doe in heat.. it is a pre-mating ritual the billy boys do to entice the ladies.. Goat Breeding info reposted because I messed up the profile choice :)
June 07, 2012
The curly locks on the beard and those disinterested eyes - oh, and that tongue - all combined to prompt me to post this photo.
I'm thinking this beast is a yak, but I am far from a bovine expert (unless you want to talk steak). Did you know that there are twenty four species of medium-sized to large ungulates (a group to which bovines belong) out there? I didn't either. I don't have the time to compile a comprehensive list of said ungulates, but I imagine most have been yoked with a plow or have been bred for the dinner plate.
UPDATE: I am a fool. According to many of you, this is no cow, but a goat! Most likely an angora. One of you should be running this blog, not me.
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April 14, 2007
You sure that isn't a goat?
April 14, 2007
I'm willing to put money down that this is a kind of goat. Not much money but some none-the-less. ;)
April 14, 2007
I'm thinkin' an angora goat, maybe? Definitely a goat, though.
http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/goats/angora/
April 14, 2007
I was thinking angora too but the horns are throwing me. Perhaps the perspective is odd.
Heelp, goat experts? Any goatologists in the house? (I bet there's an actual name for that that doesn't have the word 'goat' in it. ;)
April 14, 2007
I actually think he is cute! I wanna comb his hair and put a big bow in it...
April 14, 2007
I'm thinking it's a goat or sheep too - bovines don't have eyes like that.
April 15, 2007
I believe it's a cashmere goat. The fleece on an angora goat is kinkier, but cashmere is more straight like on this goat.
But yeah, it's a goat.
April 15, 2007
This brought such a smile to my face!
April 15, 2007
Puh-LEASE, you are no fool. Be nice to yourself. My gosh, you can tell the difference between an amphibian and a reptile which is sadly, not the case for A LOT of people who are under-exposed to our animal friends. :p
No trash-talkin' our favorite Blogger. *shakes finger @ teh wombat* ;)
April 18, 2007
Thanks for coming to my defense, Arachnophile. :)
April 19, 2007
:) He is an angora/cashmere goat (a handsome boy at that) and what he is doing is flapping his tongue most likely at a nearby doe in heat.. it is a pre-mating ritual the billy boys do to entice the ladies.. Goat Breeding info
reposted because I messed up the profile choice :)
June 07, 2012