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MuseRider

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2. Very interesting.

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Mon Dec 31, 2012, 07:10 PM

Dec 2012

Thanks. Wow, perhaps direct descendants of the wild aurochs. That is so cool.

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90 of the world’s rarest animals are in a North England field [View all] n2doc Dec 2012 OP

Unbelievable: the glory and totality of life on this planet now and in earlier times indepat Dec 2012 #1

Very interesting. MuseRider Dec 2012 #2

Fabulous animals... geckosfeet Dec 2012 #3

IIRC they are all pretty much clones of each other intaglio Dec 2012 #4

So these are Aurochs? So they are not extinct??? Odin2005 Dec 2012 #5

really!!!!!!!! SOOOOOOOO cool! BlancheSplanchnik Jan 2013 #7

You, too! Odin2005 Jan 2013 #8

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Those aren't aurochs Yo_Mama Jan 2013 #11

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