I need a break, how about you?
Post your answer in the comments – no researching, just have a guess if you don’t know. Answer will be posted in the comments later today.
I need a break, how about you?
Post your answer in the comments – no researching, just have a guess if you don’t know. Answer will be posted in the comments later today.
Spiral-headed fluffgoat. That’s the scientific name, of course. Its common name is Norman.
You just made me snort toast crumbs through my nose, mikken!!!! OMG!
And YOU just made me laugh so hard I almost peed my pants, Morgana!
Oryx?
I don’t remember the name, but I *think* they’re a sort of goat from the Himalayas on into Central Asia. Or was it goat-antelope? There was something odd about them, but the memory just won’t surface.
hm. mountain goat?
Shofar-headed Reformed Orthodox Mountain Goat.
A jak?
Australian cattle dog mix!!??????
Markhor.
Snow leopards like to eat them.
They also may have contributed some genes to certain domestic goat populations.
After reading Mikken & Morgana’s comment I cheated!
ANSWER TIME
This is Norman, the markhor. From the Wiki on this animal:
So we see the Norm…here’s hoping he’s not Mean!
I personally am hoping he’s a magic Markhor…I mean, he’s got TWO unicorn thingies…gotta be twice as much good karma, doncha think?!
The average Pakistani goat is pretty reMarkhorable.
I wonder if they pee on their beards like regular goats…kinda looks like it. Glad I’m not a lady goat!
Thanks for sharing…especially Mikken and Morgana!
LOL – magic markhor…my 6 yr old just read that as MAGIC MARKER! She said that that is an animal NOT a marker! And then went on to ask who would name an animal after a marker!
No clue, but I think it lives in Africa