What does Gulliver take as souvenirs from his adventures?

Gulliver's adventures in "Gulliver's Travels," particularly in Part 1, do not involve him taking back physical souvenirs like cows and rams. Instead, he experiences significant exploration and encounters with different cultures. When he arrives in Lilliput, the objects he might consider souvenirs would be more representative of the unique experiences or artifacts he encounters.

The actual items he takes back would more typically include things like the miniature clothes or artifacts representative of the Lilliputian society, aligning with the idea of clothing and fabrics. This choice emphasizes the connection between his encounters and the cultural elements he brings back with him, reflecting both his experiences and the peculiarities of the societies he visits.