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jaal-goat - Übersetzung nach deutsch

SPECIES OF MAMMAL
Capra nubiana; Capra ibex nubiana; Jaal-goat; Jaal goat; Jaal Goat; Nubian Ibex
  • Young Nubian ibex in [[Sde Boker]]
  • Ibex (''Capra'') distribution
  • Ibex on Hyundai with [[Tristram's starling]] at Ein Gedi, Israel
  • Two Nubian ibex kids

jaal-goat         
Steinbock (Tier)
domestic goat         
  • A white Irish goat with horns
  • Queen of France]] in 1787 for the royal dairy at [[Rambouillet]]
  • An [[Angora goat]]
  • Goats are important livestock for [[smallholder]] farmers in many countries, such as this woman from [[Burkina Faso]].
  • Horn cores from the Neolithic village of [[Atlit Yam]]
  • The [[Boer goat]] – in this case a buck – is a widely kept meat breed.
  • Norte Chico]] region in [[Chile]]. Intensive goat husbandry in drylands may produce severe [[erosion]] and [[desertification]]. Image from upper [[Limarí River]]
  • Eye with horizontal pupil
  • Brown/tan goat with some white spotting
  • A domestic goat feeding in a field of capeweed, a weed which is toxic to most stock animals
  • capeweed]]
  • Feral goat in [[Aruba]]
  • Geta]], a municipality of [[Åland]]
  • Glazed brick depicting a wild goat, from Nimrud, Iraq, 9th–7th century BCE. Iraq Museum
  • Goat-herding in Spain.
  • Goat heart. Specimen clarified for visualization of anatomical structures
  • Goat kid
  • A goat being machine milked on an [[organic farm]]
  • Skeleton (Capra hircus)
  • Goats following humans.
  • Goats blocking a road in [[Ladakh]]
  • Goats establish a [[dominance hierarchy]] in flocks, sometimes through head butting.
  • A59]].
  • A female goat and two kids
  • Goat-herding is an ancient tradition that is still important in places such as Egypt.
  • Species-appropriate goat husbandry with stable and [[hay rack]]
  • An example of goats browsing together in [[Japan]].
  • A [[Nigerian Dwarf]] milker in show clip. This doe is angular and dairy with a capacious and well supported mammary system.
  • An ancient Greek ''[[oenochoe]]'' depicting wild goats
DOMESTICATED MAMMAL RAISED PRIMARILY FOR ITS MILK
Goats; Capra aegagrus hircus; Goat sex; Domestic Goat; He-goat; Goatfighting; Capra hircus; Nanny goat; She-Goat; Dairy goat; Dairy Goats; Nanny Goat; Billy goat; Domestic goat; Billies; She-goats; She goat; She goats; Domestic goats; Kid (goat); Goatry; Tan (goat pattern); Billygoat; 🐐; Billy Goat; Goat groundskeeping; Goat landscaping; Billy-goat; Goats as pets; Keeping goats as pets; Domestic Goats; Domesticated goat; Goat anatomy; Goats in folklore; Sexual behavior of goats; Goats in mythology; Goat eyes; Goat eye; Reproductive behavior of goats; She-goat
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she goat         
  • A white Irish goat with horns
  • Queen of France]] in 1787 for the royal dairy at [[Rambouillet]]
  • An [[Angora goat]]
  • Goats are important livestock for [[smallholder]] farmers in many countries, such as this woman from [[Burkina Faso]].
  • Horn cores from the Neolithic village of [[Atlit Yam]]
  • The [[Boer goat]] – in this case a buck – is a widely kept meat breed.
  • Norte Chico]] region in [[Chile]]. Intensive goat husbandry in drylands may produce severe [[erosion]] and [[desertification]]. Image from upper [[Limarí River]]
  • Eye with horizontal pupil
  • Brown/tan goat with some white spotting
  • A domestic goat feeding in a field of capeweed, a weed which is toxic to most stock animals
  • capeweed]]
  • Feral goat in [[Aruba]]
  • Geta]], a municipality of [[Åland]]
  • Glazed brick depicting a wild goat, from Nimrud, Iraq, 9th–7th century BCE. Iraq Museum
  • Goat-herding in Spain.
  • Goat heart. Specimen clarified for visualization of anatomical structures
  • Goat kid
  • A goat being machine milked on an [[organic farm]]
  • Skeleton (Capra hircus)
  • Goats following humans.
  • Goats blocking a road in [[Ladakh]]
  • Goats establish a [[dominance hierarchy]] in flocks, sometimes through head butting.
  • A59]].
  • A female goat and two kids
  • Goat-herding is an ancient tradition that is still important in places such as Egypt.
  • Species-appropriate goat husbandry with stable and [[hay rack]]
  • An example of goats browsing together in [[Japan]].
  • A [[Nigerian Dwarf]] milker in show clip. This doe is angular and dairy with a capacious and well supported mammary system.
  • An ancient Greek ''[[oenochoe]]'' depicting wild goats
DOMESTICATED MAMMAL RAISED PRIMARILY FOR ITS MILK
Goats; Capra aegagrus hircus; Goat sex; Domestic Goat; He-goat; Goatfighting; Capra hircus; Nanny goat; She-Goat; Dairy goat; Dairy Goats; Nanny Goat; Billy goat; Domestic goat; Billies; She-goats; She goat; She goats; Domestic goats; Kid (goat); Goatry; Tan (goat pattern); Billygoat; 🐐; Billy Goat; Goat groundskeeping; Goat landscaping; Billy-goat; Goats as pets; Keeping goats as pets; Domestic Goats; Domesticated goat; Goat anatomy; Goats in folklore; Sexual behavior of goats; Goats in mythology; Goat eyes; Goat eye; Reproductive behavior of goats; She-goat
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Definition

Jaal goat
·- A species of wild goat (Capra Nubiana) found in the mountains of Abyssinia, Upper Egypt, and Arabia;
- called also beden, and jaela.

Wikipedia

Nubian ibex

The Nubian ibex (Capra nubiana) is a desert-dwelling goat species (Genus Capra) found in mountainous areas of northern and northeast Africa, and the Middle East. It was historically considered to be a subspecies of the Alpine ibex (C. ibex), but is now considered a distinct species. The wild population is estimated at 4,500 mature individuals.