Bezoar

The second types of wild creature to be specifically reared by people was the bezoar, or wild goat (Capra aegagrus). These spry, wirey ungulates probably won't appear the best contender for training from the outset become flushed, yet their capacity to transform inadequate vegetation into stows away, meat, and milk likely endeavored worth the while to pioneers of the Fertile Crescent, who previously reproduced them as ahead of schedule as 11,000 years prior. Ages of forlorn goatherds followed.