What is another word for Genus Naemorhedus?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs nˈiːmɔːhˌɛdəs] (IPA) 
Genus Naemorhedus is a small group of goat antelopes found in Asia and the Himalayas. These majestic animals are also commonly known as goral, grey-collar goat, or mountain goat. The term goral came from a Hindi word for these creatures, which means "mountain rabbit." The Chinese call them "stone horse," while the Tibetans call them "mountain deer." The name Naemorhedus is derived from Greek words meaning "roe deer in the woods." Despite the various synonyms, the group is still referred to scientifically as Genus Naemorhedus. These antelopes are known for their incredible agility, enabling them to traverse steep and rocky terrains with ease.
