Bighorn males, called rams ... rugged mountain terrain. Wild sheep live in social groups, but rams and ewes typically meet only to mate. Rams live in bachelor groups and females live in herds ...

By about 1950, they ceased their annual migrations and simply stayed put. Both male and female bighorn sheep grow the famously eponymous horns, which they retain throughout their lives. Rams’ horns ...

“You cannot compare a female aged animal to a male that is involved in ramming and then with a female ... “They tried to say that because people with repetitive brain injury have tau proteins and the ...

Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep learn to leap from crag to crag in early lambhood, developing quickly into keen-eyed, strong-limbed and extremely agile creatures, always on the move to escape mountain ...

In both sexes, most fur is tan colored; undersides, backs of legs, rump patch, and muzzle are white. Coats shed in patches in June and July. HABITAT: Peninsular bighorn sheep prefer steep, open slopes ...