#water buffalo

[bovineblogger]

baby girl why are you so ears

[antiqueanimals]

Indian Buffaloes by Cuthbert Edmund Swan. From Wild Beasts of the World, Vol. Two. Written by Frank Finn, published in 1909.

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[illustratus]

View of the Temples of Paestum in the evening light | Water Buffalo in the Campagna

by Edmund Hottenroth

[phoebepheebsphibs]

do you have a water buffalo

Everybody’s got a water buffalo

[vintagewildlife]

Asian water buffalo By: Unknown photographer From: Disney’s Wonderful World of Knowledge 1973

[bovinefigureoftheday]

Bovine figure of the day: Fitz & Floyd Buffalo

[sillywolfdogwro3m]

Finally after 4+ years I've found theriotypes that are me.

Ofc there is always more research to be done but for now these are my theriotypes!! :3

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Czechoslovakia wolfdog.

Pine marten.

Flying fox fruit bat.

Water buffalo.

Mountain goat.

My theriotypes chillen (*´˘`*)♡ if any of these are also your theriotypes I would love to be friends!!

(Or just anyone looking for therian friends in general)

[piroshky]

The Defense of the Herd, Charles Verlat, 1878.

[pieces-pat-paints]

Big ole Water Buffalo and enough equipment for a decent size adventurer’s party!

[thistransient]

More water buffalo, just because

[defiant-art]

ahab

[bovineblogger]

i have no idea what hes saying but i know hes bothering that thang

[antiqueanimals]

Wild Animals of Yesterday & To-Day. Written by Frank Finn. Illustrated by Cuthbert Edmund Swan. 1913.

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[postcardsfromwanderings]

Rice field with water buffalo, Lao Chai near Sapa, Vietnam

[vintagewildlife]

Water buffalo By: Unknown photographer From: Wildlife Fact-File 1990s

[markhors-menagerie]

Domestic water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis)

Water buffaloes, wetland animals native to tropical Asia, were actually domesticated twice- once in India, and again on the indochinese peninsula. They are today cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide, and have also become feral invasive species in places like Australia. They make good pack animals, and are often used to plough rice fields. They are also raised for meat, skin, horns and bones, and their dairy is richer than that of other domestic bovids. I highly recommend buffalo mozzarella!