Markhor by Winifred Austen. From Wild Beasts of the World, Vol. Two. Written by Frank Finn, published in 1909.
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Markhor Goat
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Markhor (Capra falconeri)
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whoever suggested the markhor goat, here he is!
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Markhor
By: W. S. Berridge
From: The Book of the Animal Kingdom
1910
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Markhor
Photo by Nick Sokolov on Unsplash
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Markhor! A type of large wild goat. Their horns can grow up to 5 feet long !
[ID: an illustration of a markhor laying down, facing left and looking straight toward the viewer. It has long spiral horns and long, slightly wavy brown fur. It is on a mint green background with snowflakes. End.]
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"Marxcore" this, "marxcore" that, what about markhors?
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Majestic, but skrungly!
Why are they called snake eaters? The majesty of this creature combined with the gruff unwashed, cave hermit, tarnished-squashing look reminds me of someone.
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The Quizzer Book of Knowledge: Nature. Written and edited by George Beal. 1978.
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Remember that I also draw? Yeah, me neither.
This was a couple of drawings of a Markhor goat I did a while back, it's my favorite goat.
It's actually supposed to be an oc of mine that takes the form of this goat in a usual way.
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初めて訪れました
無料でマーコールがたくさん見られてやばい園だ
@夢見ヶ崎動物公園
I visited this zoo for the first time.
It is a place where we can see many Markhors for free. Cool.
@Yumemigasaki Zoological Park
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Did some more drawings in bed before heading out to work.
A ridiculous looking bird in the Blue Footed Booby for @nonbinary-bosmer
A Markhor Goat for @theraceofspacewolves
And a Bandocoot for @limitlesscorrosion
Any more for any more?
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#TwoForTuesday at the Penn Museum:
1. garment decorations, Tepe Hissar (Iran), c. 2300 BCE, gold.
“These striking gold appliques in the shape of a ram's head would have been secured to clothing through the holes pierced around their edge.”
2. goat heads, possibly Fara (Iraq), c. 2475-2300 BCE, copper alloy, shell, limestone.
“These heads were cast in copper and inlaid with shell and colored limestone. The powerful corkscrew horns capture the majesty of a wild markhor mountain goats.”
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Markhor
By: Unknown photographer
From: WWF Threatened Animals
1986
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Me to You My Blue Nose Friends
Dougie the Markhor / Ezra the Llama
Spartacus the Labradoodle / Doris the Slow Loris
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