Takin Animal Pictures

Budorcas taxicolor

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Bhutan's country animal

A Bhutan Takin close-up
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Adult endangered Golden Takin (Budorcas taxicolor) in the mountains of Tangjiahe National Park, Sichuan Province, China.
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Adult endangered Golden Takin (Budorcas taxicolor) in the mountains of Tangjiahe National Park, Sichuan Province, China.

Family of Takin, national animal of Bhutan. The 'Dong Gyem Tsey' or Takin has been chosen as the National Animal of Bhutan. It is associated to religious history and mythology of the country.

The 'Dong Gyem Tsey' or Takin has been diligently chosen as the National Animal of Bhutan because it is unique, rare and native to Bhutan. It is closely associated to religious history and mythology of the country.
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The 'Dong Gyem Tsey' or Takin has been diligently chosen as the National Animal of Bhutan because it is unique, rare and native to Bhutan. It is closely associated to religious history and mythology of the country.

Tibetan takin is a subspecies of takin (goat-antelope).
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Tibetan takin is a subspecies of takin (goat-antelope).

Takin is an artiodactyl mammal from the family of Polorogi. Takins live in the Eastern Himalayas, prefer dense thickets.

Takin is an artiodactyl mammal from the family of Polorogi. Takins live in the Eastern Himalayas, prefer dense thickets.
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Takin is an artiodactyl mammal from the family of Polorogi. Takins live in the Eastern Himalayas, prefer dense thickets.

Chinese takin isolated over a white background
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Chinese takin isolated over a white background