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banteng

[ ban-teng ]

noun

plural bantengs, (especially collectively) banting.
  1. a wild ox, Bos banteng ( javanicus ), of southeastern Asia and the Malay Archipelago, resembling the domestic cow: now greatly reduced in number.


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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of banteng1

< Indonesian Malay ²ú²¹²Ô³Ùé²Ô²µ < Javanese ²ú²¹²Ôṭén²µ
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Three other species have been cloned for conservation: a Przewalski’s horse named Kurt, and two types of Southeast Asian cattle under threat, the gaur and the banteng.

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Since the 40,000-year-old flowstone covers the banteng image, the artwork must be older than that — and thus the oldest known figurative art on the planet.

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The oldest includes the reddish-orange hand stencils and animal paintings that mostly appear to depict Bornean banteng, the wild cattle still found on the island.

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The researchers aren't certain what animal it represents, but their hunch is that it's a banteng, a type of wild cow that lives in the area today.

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But first they would rather apply the technique to endangered or extinct animals, like the Pyrenean ibex known as the bucardo or the Asian wild cattle called the banteng.

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