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(2)

Yak

(3)

BULL

MUL - a hybrid of a mare and a donkey

(4)

ZEBU

GOAT

LAMA

SHEEP

Donkey (donkey)

REX - a breed of rabbits

(5)

RAM

GOAT

CAT

Loshak - a hybrid of a donkey and a stallion

GELDING

DEER

(6)

BUFFALO

MARE

COW

RABBIT

HORSE

PIG

DOG

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ALPACA - a hybrid of guanaco and vicuña

CAMEL

STALLION

CALF

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