Takin can grow to be about 4 feet high and weigh about 600 pounds. Adults have thick, curved horns, long coats, large bulbous noses and, it has been said, ears that look like they’re upside-down.

Isn’t it so cute looking. This takin coloring sheet has a lot of open space, so it’s perfect for younger kids like toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners.

The calf, Mei Ling, is off to a fast start, packing on pounds, playing with her parents and learning to scamper across the craggy terrain of her enclosure. She’s the first golden takin born in ...

A rare male golden takin calf born at the San Diego Zoo now has a name: Jin Tong, or “Golden Boy” in Mandarin Chinese.

Mei Ling, a baby takin, which was born last month, climbs on her home Bona at the San Diego Zoo on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 in San Diego, CA. The takin calf was the first of its species to be born in ...

A Sichuan takin calf gave it everything she had while showing off her jumping skills to dad at Saint Louis Zoo in Missouri. Footage recorded by the zoo shows Cornelia, a one-and-a-half-month-old ...

On Friday, the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance (SDZWA) announced that the male golden takin calf — the first to be born in the Western Hemisphere — was born on March 21 to mom Bona and named ...

Footage recorded by the zoo shows Cornelia, a one-and-a-half-month-old Sichuan takin calf, showing off her moves to dad Yadier at their first meeting. “Cornelia was energetic—running, dodging ...