Innovative Farming/Livestock / animals
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Livestock / animals
livestock
Dog
cat
Horse
cow
pig
Sheep
Goat
Donkey
Mule
camel
Llama
alpaca
Reindeer (caribou)
Zebu
Water buffalo
yak
Guinea pig
Rabbit
mink
Asian elephant-It is difficult to breed artificially, and it captures and uses wild individuals.
Bears
-There are bear farms in China and elsewhere to take bear gall bladder.
poultry
Chicken
duck
goose
Turkey
Muscovy duck
Quail
Ostrich
Rock pigeon
pheasant
Japanese cormorant
