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2016-03-11View Original

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Multiple-choice question: There is a rare animal with a head like that of a horse, antlers like those of a deer, a tail like that of a donkey, and hooves like those of a cow; it is commonly known as the \"four-unlike\" animal. Its wild population became extinct in China in the 18th century. In 1985, China introduced more than 80 of these animals in several batches, established nature reserves, and conducted research on restoring wild populations in their natural habitat. What kind of animal is this? A. Antelopes B. Wild deer C. Elk D. Red deer C
Reply #22016-03-11
There is a rare animal with a head like a horse, antlers like a deer, a tail like a donkey, and hooves like those of a cow; it is commonly known as the \"quadruped that is not like any other.\" Its wild population became extinct in China in the 18th century. In 1985, China introduced more than 80 of these animals in several batches, established nature reserves, and conducted research on restoring wild populations in their natural habitat. This animal is (C) A. Antelopes B. Wild deer C. Elk D. Red deer
Reply #32016-03-11
There is a rare animal with a head like a horse, antlers like a deer, a tail like a donkey, and hooves like those of a cow; it is commonly known as the \"quadruped that is not like any other.\" Its wild population became extinct in China in the 18th century. In 1985, China introduced more than 80 of these animals in several batches, established nature reserves, and conducted research on restoring wild populations in their natural habitat; this animal is the elk

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