Seems like I recall reading that there was something unique about this yak. |
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Cole Bros. Circus 1941 #10
Posted by Buckles at 7/12/2008 06:19:00 AM
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Seems like I recall reading that there was something unique about this yak. |
Posted by Buckles at 7/12/2008 06:19:00 AM
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9 comments:
Buckles I would really appreciate if you could list my blog on yours.
Thanks, Dick
http://dick-dykes.blogspot.com
I'll have Shannon do that.
Buckles,
I would really appreciate if you could list my blog on yours. I have
listed yours on mine, with respect.
Thanks, Wade
http://circusnospin.blogspot.com
I will do that very thing when I see Shannon tomorrow.
After all argumentative people should be entitled to an opinion.
Wade,
Argumentative.....
Thats probably the nicest thing you have been called all week rite?
Buckles,
I don't have a blog, so you don't need to list it.
Bob Kitto
Casey,
I thought he was talking about Dick Dykes.
Wade
I don’t see anything unusual about this yak. It seems to shedding its winter coat. This is no doubt a domesticated yak. This is the type seen in captivity here.
There is, however, a true wild yak that occurs on the remote and harsh Tibetan plateau. It is a bigger animal with a more impressive coat of hair. It is now a threatened animal because of widespread hunting.
Yaks are thought to have been domesticated in Central Asia during the first millennium BC.
No, what I meant was the circumstances with which the Cole Show got the animal.
Seems I recall reading that the U.S. Government was somehow involved which led to quite a bit of publicity.
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