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The Taiwan serow is the smallest member of the genus Capricornis and an endemite of the main island of Taiwan.
The Japanese Serow is maybe the most noted serow species. It occurs in good numbers in its natural range and is the only serow that is well represented…
The „Himalayan goral“ is actually two species which inhabit almost the entire west-to-east extension of the Himalayas. They occur as a westerly and an easterly form.
The Long-tailed Goral is the most northerly occuring goral, it is characterized by its long hair, especially on the tail.
You could call the Chinese Goral an Oxymoron: Of all the goral species it has the widest distribution, but yet its range is restricted to just one country.
The Burmese Goral is maybe the most inconspicious species of the gorals. It appears smallest in size, with a less contrasting pelage.
The Himalayan Grey Goral is the lighter greyish variety of the two Himalayan Goral species.
The Himalayan Brown Goral is the darker, brownish variety of the the three species of goral occurring in the Himalayas.
The Red Goral is more an alpine species than other gorals. It generally occurs at higher elevations, it is small in size and has different eating habits.