1. Plural of kiang; wild Asiatic horses native to the Tibetan plateau, characterized by a stocky build and reddish-brown coat.
Usage: Kiangs are also called Tibetan wild asses.; The singular form is 'kiang'.

Examples

• The kiangs roamed freely across the high plateaus of Tibet.
• Herds of kiangs are adapted to survive in harsh, mountainous terrain.
• Wildlife researchers studied the migration patterns of kiangs in Central Asia.
• Kiangs are larger and more robust than domestic donkeys.
• The kiangs' thick coats protect them from extreme cold at high altitudes.