wild sheep

Wild sheep are hoofed mammals found in rugged mountainous and hilly regions worldwide. They are known for their strong, muscular bodies, thick horns (which are often curved or spiraled), and excellent climbing abilities that help them navigate steep terrains and escape predators. Wild sheep are social animals, typically living in herds, and they graze primarily on grasses and shrubs. They play a crucial role in their ecosystems by shaping vegetation and supporting biodiversity. Species such as bighorn sheep, Dall sheep, and mouflons vary in size and habitat but share adaptations that enable survival in challenging environments.