uroksen
The uroksen, also known as the aurochs, was a large species of wild cattle that inhabited Europe, Asia, and North Africa. Its scientific name is Bos primigenius. The uroksen was the wild ancestor of domestic cattle. These powerful animals were characterized by their large size, long, curved horns, and dark coat. Males were typically larger and more robust than females. They were primarily grazers, feeding on grasses and other vegetation. The uroksen played a significant role in the ecosystems where they lived, influencing plant communities through their grazing habits.
The uroksen was present in Europe from the Upper Paleolithic period onwards. Archaeological evidence, including cave