Yak is found especially in the desert plateau, Tibet, Nepal and some northern areas of India at an altitude of 8-10 thousand feet.  It is black, brown, white, speckled.  

Yak is the main livestock of the Tibetan people.  The residents here make clothes and ropes from its hair.  In addition to carrying loads, the yak provides milk, butter, leather and wool to the Tibetan people.

Or A is an animal found in mountainous and cold areas.  It is especially found in Tibet, Nepal, Ladakh, Kashmir.  It is quite powerful.  The horns of the yak are large and pointed.  They are used to protect themselves and to eat grass by breaking snow in winter.  

Yak is an animal of the cow species, some of its species have been domesticated, but some still live in the forests in the open state.  The yaks living in the forest are physically larger than the domesticated yaks.  They are six feet high and about seven feet long.  The yak is used for riding and carrying loads between the difficult roads of India and Tibet.  } Due to the small and stout feet of the yak, they can easily climb and descend on the peaks of the mountains.  Yak's tail is very thick, round and shaggy Yaks are being reared more.  The skin of yak is such that it can stay in minus zero degree temperature for a long time.  For this reason this animal is also called the camel of the Himalayas.  The large lungs and heart of the yak effectively help in carrying oxygen in the blood, due to which it can easily survive even at high altitudes.  Yaks are vegetarians.  They use grasses, herbs, mosses, and tubers as food.  In winter, wild yaks depend on snow for water.  Yaks have hard and rough feet, which help them to walk on rocky or snowy ground.  In winter, wild yak can survive in temperatures as low as -40 degrees.  A wild yak reaches its full size between 6 and 8 years old.  The Sherpa species of Nepal call the male yak 'Yak' and the female yak as 'Nak' and 'Dari'.  The main function of the fur on its body is to prevent body heat from escaping and to protect the body from low external temperature.  The main predators of yaks are Tibetan wolves.  Wild yaks can live up to 20 years.  Domesticated yaks can live a few more years than wild yaks.