goral , auch: gooral

Soon he found those of a goral and followed them.

Judge Goral said the secret police removed damaging evidence in 1984.

In the past, it was also known as Urotragus goral.

He returned to the community under the trees and hung up the goral, keeping its hide.

Now she said, "Goral hopes he already has me pregnant.

The goral is a group-oriented species and lives in packs with two to 12 individuals.

The Himalayan goral is very agile and can run quickly.

Although an unusual specimen, no formal description or name was given to this new red goral until 1961.

"Your Drive tech didn't want to rob food from the dead; he and Goral had quite an argument."

The domestic livestock are grazing off all the grasses, leaving nothing for the native goral to eat.

The goral has been on the endangered species list for some time, and nothing has really changed in its conservation status.

A quick look showed the hulking Goral Craig also missing.

The red goral is a bright foxy-red animal with long, soft, shaggy hair.

The red goral is geographically isolated, and the smallest of the presently recognized species.

The long-tailed goral appears very similar to goats.

As long as the population continues to decline, the long-tailed goral's outlook is not a healthy one.

The goat-antelopes (Rupicaprini) are represented by the goral and the serow.

Houk was complaining; Goral Craig seemed to be placating him.

Working his way up the low mountains, he sighted and stalked a goral, a small curly-haired antelope.

The black-colored tail is very short for a goral, but a long tuft of dark hair at the end may double its apparent length.

A great sigh, Goral Craig made then.

Trying to find a response she could make, Lisele decided that to say all this, Goral Craig must have really needed to talk to someone.

But-" She thought back, to what Goral Craig had said.

Goral gave me nine coppers for it."

The face of a goral is flat like that of a serow, and the nose and eyes are very close together.