..and sometimes evolution throws you a curveball. While their wild counterparts will tend toward earth tones and at least a modicum of camouflage, breeding in captivity quickly yields spectacular coloration. However, there seems little point in domestication besides the "it's pretty" aspect. Even grain fed, the meat tends toward to be gamey, though very lean. Stands waist high to an average human and social with their own kind or other herd animals. Would sooner headbutt you than walk on a leash. Has a unicorn-like affect on plants when in large groups, so some actually like to keep them alongside crops.

I'm in a "draw weird things" mode.