fairplay90:
what is the name of this animal and can it be domesticated?

thesicilian:
Sell it to the zoo, it's more useful there than in anyone's stomach.

EternalTruths:


Why not domesticate it and help it breed more of it's kind for sales.

fairplay90:
what is the name of this animal and can it be domesticated?

●Fast growth rate. Animals that grow and mature quickly are easier to breed selectively, and are more profitable for farmers.

●Hardy/flexible. Humans aren't always reliable caretakers, so domestic animals are usually capable of surviving in a wide range of conditions, eating garbage and going without food or water for some time.

●Social. Farmers typically raise animals in groups, so domestic animals need to be comfortable with that to breed well in captivity.Group mind. Animals that follow the herd are easy to control, as every politician knows.

●Low fear. Nervous species are easily stressed in captivity, making them susceptible to disease, slow to grow and hard to breed.

●Low aggression. Fighting lowers productivity, and might endanger the farmer.Learning. Animals that remember routines and respond to training are easy to manage.

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fairplay90:
what is the name of this animal and can it be domesticated?

lalasticlala:
OP where are you? I wanna buy it.

lalasticlala:
OP where are you? I want to buy it.

thesicilian:

A brilliant idea, but how do you breed without a male counterpart?

lalasticlala:
OP where are you? I want to bbuy it.

thesicilian:

A brilliant idea, but how do you breed without a male counterpart?

Local male goat does a lot here. Have seen such years back