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What do yaks do during very bad weather?

They huddle together to stay warm.

What sound do wild yaks make to communicate?

Deep grunts or snorts.

What animals sometimes hunt wild yaks?

Wolves and snow leopards.

What covers a wild yak’s body to keep it warm?

Long, thick fur.

Why do wild yaks have large lungs?

To breathe better in thin mountain air with less oxygen.

Where do wild yaks mainly live?

In the high mountains and plateaus of Tibet and western China.

What is one reason wild yaks are endangered?

Hunting and loss of habitat.

What does the yak symbolize in Tibetan culture?

Strength, endurance, and life in the mountains.

How do wild yaks stay together for protection?

They live in herds.

How do wild yaks help the environment?

Their droppings add nutrients to the soil and help new plants grow.

What type of weather do wild yaks live in?

Very cold weather with strong winds and snow.

What is the main difference between wild and domestic yaks?

Wild yaks are larger and live freely in the mountains; domestic yaks are smaller and raised by people.

How big can a wild yak grow?

Up to about 6½ feet tall at the shoulder and over 1,000 pounds.

What kind of feet do wild yaks have?

Wide hooves that help them walk on rocky, snowy ground.

What do wild yaks eat?

Grasses, herbs, and moss found on mountain slopes.

What color is a wild yak’s fur?

Usually dark brown or black.

How do wild yaks help people living in Tibet?

People use yak wool, milk, and dung (for fuel).

What do wild yaks use their horns for?

Fighting off predators and digging through snow to find food.

Are wild yaks herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores?

Herbivores

How long do wild yaks usually live?

Around 20 to 25 years.