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it is a herbivorw eating grass, herbs, lichen
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How does a yak eat?
? How does a yak eat? Uh.. Be more specif. Like a yak eats grass with its mouth.. I sorry, i dont know what you mean :\ .
What are the adaptation of stag?
habitat;mountains adaptation;a stag lives in mountains and eats snow leopard,mountain goat and wild yak
Is the wild yak a consumer?
If you mean by consumer, what the Yak eats, then grasses, lichens, mosses
What is yak known as in Bengali?
i will tell u what to say yak in bengali yak=yak (a respected word) from STACEY
Name of baby yak?
A baby yak is commonly referred to as a yak calf.
Who eats a yak?
The Tibetan Wolf.
What does a yak do after he eats?
he answers a call of nature
How does a yak eat?
? How does a yak eat? Uh.. Be more specif. Like a yak eats grass with its mouth.. I sorry, i dont know what you mean :\ .
What eats a himalyan young yak?
The Tibetan Wolf.
What eat yaks?
A YAK eats grass.
What does a yak say after he eats?
Yaks do not 'say' very mush at all, they may grunt occasionally
What are the adaptation of stag?
habitat;mountains adaptation;a stag lives in mountains and eats snow leopard,mountain goat and wild yak
Is the wild yak a consumer?
If you mean by consumer, what the Yak eats, then grasses, lichens, mosses
Is a yak an omnivore or a herbivore?
Yaks are herbivores, primarily feeding on grasses, sedges, and other plant material. They have a specialized digestive system that allows them to efficiently extract nutrients from fibrous vegetation found in their high-altitude habitats.
Are there yak's in Asia?
The yak is found in some parts of Asia. There are two types of yak, the domestic and wild yak. The wild yak is much bigger than the domestic yak. The yak is a cold climate animal and travels in snow.
Who eats the yeti crab?
the yeti usually eats raw yak but they now survive of ice chips and plants. occasionally a couple mountain goats roll up and get muched on
What is yak known as in Bengali?
i will tell u what to say yak in bengali yak=yak (a respected word) from STACEY
