Tibetan yak

Back off! A 2000+ pound, 7 ft. tall lone wild yak spotted on the Tibetan Plateau by #wildographer @jedweingarten https://www.instagram.com/p/CLKiaGWA5ga/?igshid=ggq42leh7w8u

A Decorated Yalk in Gilgit Baltistan - Pakistan

Amazing Rare Animals - White Yak cow ... Symbol of Tibetan origin in Himalaya, there are a longhaired cow that lives in the Himalayas, the Qing-Tibetan plateau and northern Mongolia. The female is called Dri or Nak, and Yak is the term for both genders. Domestic yaks are raised primarily for milk, fur, and meat, as well as for plowing or pulling cars ~.~

PLEASE, no multi invitations or self promotion in your comments, THEY WILL BE DELETED. My photos are FREE for anyone to use, just give me credit and it would be nice if you let me know, thanks - NONE OF MY PICTURES ARE HDR. This is from my archives, this was a really fantastic trip and cultural experience for me. This yak is at the sacred Yundrok Yumtso Lake, Tibet, approx. 15,000 feet high and it was cold. The yak is a long-haired animal found throughout the Himalayan region of south…

the locals are decorating their Yaks beautifully for the tourists to take a ride - 5RMB

A castrated male yak is called a yak. An intact male (bull) is called a boa while a female (cow) is called a dri.

White tibetan yak

YAK.....found on the Tibetan Plateau in Asia....a body length up to 11 ft, a tail length of around 23.5 inches and a weight up to 2,200 lbs....the wild yak are much larger than those that have been domesticated....domesticated yak are very important to the people of south and south east Asia for meat, milk, wool and transport