Himalayan Yak

Yaks are large, robust creatures with rounded, cloven hooves, powerful legs, and long, highly dense fur that hangs lower than the belly. These animals are often found between 3000 and 5000 meters above sea level. Domestic yaks can be fairly diverse in color, frequently having patches of rusty brown and cream, although wild yaks are typically dark, blackish to brown in coloration. They have short ears, broad foreheads, and smooth, typically dark-colored horns. The horns of males (bulls) bend forward after sweeping outward from the sides of the head. Usually, they are between 19 and 39 inches (48 to 99 cm) long.

When automobiles are not available, it is one of the main forms of transportation. Milk is used to manufacture a variety of bakery goods, including cheese. They also use it for fibers and meat. They are also a favorite among visitors who frequently go on yak safari in the Himalayan hills. Don't miss the brisk desert ride on this enormous creature.