Capra
- noun
- /ˈkæprə/
- Specialized
- The Capra genus includes both domesticated and wild species of goats.
Examples
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Many mountain goats belong to the Capra genus and inhabit steep, rocky environments.
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Many species of Capra are found in mountainous regions.
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Scientists studied various members of the Capra genus to understand their adaptation to alpine conditions.
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The Capra family is known for its resilience in harsh environments.
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Many mountain goats belong to the Capra genus and inhabit steep, rocky environments.
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Scientists studied various members of the Capra genus to understand their adaptation to alpine conditions.
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The Capra genus includes both domesticated and wild species of goats.
Synonyms
A group of mammals that includes domestic and wild goats
Compounds
- Specialized
A large wild mountain goat with long twisted horns that lives in the Himalayas and Central Asia
Surface Forms
Etymology
Capra comes from Latin and simply means 'goat', and scientists used it as the name for the group of animals that includes domestic and wild goats. A helpful memory is Capricorn, the zodiac sign that is a 'goat', which shows that Capra is all about goats.