yaks

In addition to blood proteins, the cauldrons also contained traces of milk, particularly from domestic cattle and yaks.

Say, for example, three hearty camels for a dozen nervous yaks with a secret fear of heights.

The women whistle and holler at the sheep, goats and yaks to stop them straying from the narrow paths and falling down the mountainside.

With each step, the bridge shook under the weight of people and yaks.

Tenjen grew up in a village farming potatoes and herding yaks, and never got a chance to attend school.