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Scotland’s Wild Animals – Extinct, Endangered, Existing

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“The numbers against the text will signify the picture of the animal/bird/insect as it appears”. The Highland Cow (1) is not now considered a ‘wild’ animal as this docile beast is domesticated and is kept for its buttery milk and high quality beef, which is very good as it is low in cholesterol. However, this mammal, originating in the highlands Read more…

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