u/Gallowglass-13

Potential agricultural applications for a domesticated form of the American shrub-ox?

I'm currently working on an alt history scenario wherein, alongside different geography and slight climatic changes, the Pleistocene-Holocene extinctions of megafauna don't occur. As a result, there are more large animals in the Americas, including those like horses that were domesticated elsewhere. One of these includes domestic breeds of Euceratherium AKA, the shrub-ox.

With that in mind, depending on the region and besides simply breeding them for food, milk and hides, what kind of domestic applications might we see?

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u/Gallowglass-13 — 22 hours ago

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The biggest obstacle to rewilding in Britain: the landowner cabal.

To some, this will sound obvious, but I've noticed a fair few people act like lobbyists, corpo-aristocrats and old money aren't the biggest threat to rewilding in Britain. Often (big shock), you'll find they've been caught up in propaganda espoused by said groups, so here's a fairly comprehensive list of the biggest landowners in the country. Take note of all those who aren't part of the UK government, the NT or conservation charities.

Source: The Land Is Ours https://share.google/qRKSCoWtutqwWNvZj

u/Gallowglass-13 — 1 day ago