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Dahu, the animal
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If you read the Wikipedia article, you really don't need a translation. The Dahu is a "joke" animal much like the "Jackalope" in the American West--a chamois-like creature whose legs are much shorter on one side of its body than others to help it negotiate hillsides.
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If you read the Wikipedia article, you really don't need a translation. The Dahu is a "joke" animal much like the "Jackalope" in the American West--a chamois-like creature whose legs are much shorter on one side of its body than others to help it negotiate hillsides.Originally Posted by JLibourel
I did read the Wikipedia article. I'm just curious about the text on the image.
Also, I found a video documentary on the beast.
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