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The wild goat (Rupicapra rupicapra) is a herbivorous mammal of the order Artiodactyla, family Bovidae, located in a separate genus of wild goats (Rupicapra). Its fur in summer is short and smooth, and its color is light brown or reddish-brown. In winter, it becomes chocolate-brown, and the hairs on the back grow to 10-20 cm.
The wild cat (Felis silvestris) is a small predator from the Felidae family. Its dimensions are slightly larger than those of the Domestic Cat that descended from it. It is widespread in Europe, Eastern and Central Asia and Africa. Its body is strong and stocky, covered with thick fur.
The wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) is a bird of the Phasianidae family. Other names: turkey, fitka, biba, pipa. It comes from the American turkey family. It was domesticated in Mexico at the end of the 15th century. It was brought to Europe at the beginning of the 16th century.
It has a short and massive body, the front part is more developed than the back. The head is large and massive. Its muzzle is strongly drawn forward in the shape of a zurla, the eyes are small, with well-developed ears. Canine teeth (so-called tusks or tusks) in the male (boar) are highly developed and protrude outside the mouth, representing a good means of protection. The lateral second and fifth toes are well developed.
The marten, also called the Eurasian marten (Martes martes), is a small predator of the Ferrets family. It has a slender and flexible body with a long shaggy tail. Its length reaches 40-58 cm, its weight is about 2 kg, and its tail is 17-26 cm long.
The European quail (Coturnix coturnix) is a small migratory field bird of the Pheasant family. European quail are generally considered a valuable game. The quail is the only flightless species of hen-like birds found in Bulgaria.
The European badger (Meles meles), also called a badger, is one of three species of the genus Meles of the Mustelidae family. It is widespread throughout Europe (including Bulgaria), Asia Minor and parts of the Middle East.
Its body reaches a length of about 140 cm and a height of up to 90 cm. The normal weight of male deer is 80-90 kg, but it can reach over 200. Females are lighter - about 40 kilograms. The deer's antlers are expanded at the end in the form of shovels, with 7-9 outgrowths coming out of their rear.
The raccoon dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides) is an animal of the canine family, although it is often confused with the raccoon and the badger. It is the only living species in the genus Nyctereutes. The raccoon dog has special significance in Japanese culture, where it is known as the tanuki
The mallard (Anas platyrhynchos), common mallard, mallard or mallard, also Eshilbash, is a medium-sized representative of the Duck family, order Guscopidae. It weighs between 0.9 and 1.7 kg. Body length 56 – 65 cm. Violet-blue winged mirror with metallic sheen, bordered front and back with black and white stripes
Winter grebe (Anas crecca) is one of the smaller representatives of the duck family (Anatidae), order Goose-like (Anseriformes). The smallest duck, looking almost like a snipe in flight, with narrow, pointed wings and a short neck. Body length is about 30-38 cm, wingspan about 58 cm and weighs about 200-450 g.
The aurochs disappeared en masse from Western Europe by the end of the 11th century except in the Ardennes, where they survived until the 14th century. The last aurochs in Moldova was killed in 1762, and in 1790 in Transylvania.
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