Tail Length: 50 cm / 20 in. Weight: 600-1000 kg / 1320-2200 lb. The smooth coat is beige to light brown in wild-type individuals, with the undersides slightly lighter. However, selective breeding has also produced forms that vary from dark brown to white.
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