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Aoudad
Ammotragus lervia
35.0213, -101.91
Field Notes
Description:
I used to not believe these existed since I could never find them, but they exist to me now :) They are brown all over with large, curved horns.
Habitat:
It is native to North Africa where it is considered vulnerable, but it has been introduced to the Guadalupe Mountains, and in Texas, California, and New Mexico in North America.
Notes:
These 3 were in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. On the way down the hill into the canyon, I saw them running across a flat part towards the road, so I got my camera ready for when they did cross the road. Glad I saw them ahead of time because they never stopped running, then disappeared after the road! Also called Barbary Sheep.
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