serow

A rare animal, the serow is found here as well.

However, this is in fact a local name of the mainland serow.

The mainland serow is territorial and lives alone or in small groups.

The serow are solitary, or gather in couples, sometimes with kids as well.

Pheasants, serow and black bear are some of the common animals found here.

Its administrative seat is the town of Serow.

Japanese serow are mottled brown and white and black underneath.

They no longer hunt the serow, which is protected, but continue to hunt bear.

The mainland serow gives birth to a single young usually in September or October.

The main threats to the Formosan serow are habitat destruction and harvesting.

Japanese serow are found in dense hillside forests where they eat leaves, and acorns.

All six species of serow were until recently also classified under Naemorhedus, which now only contains the gorals.

The goat-antelopes (Rupicaprini) are represented by the goral and the serow.

The Formosan serow is the only native bovid of Taiwan.

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Wildlife in the park includes the Japanese macaque and Japanese serow.

The face of a goral is flat like that of a serow, and the nose and eyes are very close together.

September to November is Taiwan serow's mating season.

Some rare animals found there include Serow, Rhesus macaque.

Studies by Malaysian Nature Society have confirmed that there is still a population of serow living in the vicinity.

Until recently, this genus also contained the serow species (now in genus Capricornis).

Animal species include clouded leopard, Sumatran serow, tapir, black bear and mouse deer.

Big Serow - An anthropomorphic deer.

Japanese Serow and Sika Deer live in the forest belt on the mountain slopes.

All these animals live in harsh mountainous environments, and many of them, like the serow and chamois, are expert climbers.