[Answer] Which country has an extinct species of cattle on its flag?

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...1. Moldova 2. Poland 3. Croatia 4. Malta

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Moldova - The aurochs was a large wild European ox that is likely the ancestor of most modern-day cattle. They stood six feet tall and had large curved horns. At one time, the aurochs’ range extended across Europe, the Middle East, and northern Africa, but by the 13th century, the population was limited to eastern Europe, and the last one died in 1627. The aurochs was still alive when added to the coat of arms of Moldavia, a former nation that included parts of present-day Moldova and Romania. When Moldova declared independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, the aurochs was once again added to the new coat of arms, which is featured in the center of the Moldovan flag. :

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