Examples of 'mountain sheep' in a sentence
Meaning of "mountain sheep"
Mountain sheep refers to a variety of wild sheep species that inhabit mountainous regions. This phrase is often used in the context of zoology, wildlife biology, or nature discussions, referring to the specific types of sheep that can be found in mountains and their adaptations to such environments
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- The argali.
- The bighorn of the Rocky Mountains.
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Although it was a mountain sheep it adapted to lowlands really fast.
They were out after wild mountain sheep.
The Welsh Mountain sheep is well suited to the harsh environment in which it lives.
Kindly written me something as to the mountain sheep in that.
Welsh Mountain sheep on tussocky grassland.
The strings are made of dried deer or mountain sheep sinews.
Welsh Mountain sheep.
If you are lucky you can see the mountain sheep.
Bighorn mountain sheep.
The only other significant source of employment was and still is mountain sheep farming.
The standard Welsh Mountain sheep is completely white.
His doctoral thesis was entitled On the behaviour and evolution of American mountain sheep.
Subspecies of mountain sheep.
Wild mountain sheep and moufflon inhabit the village's surrounding mountains.
There are two species of mountain sheep in Canada.
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One of the biggest problems is due to livestock grazing, particularly mountain sheep.
Rocky Mountain sheep.
The Blackface epitomises the mountain sheep.
In climbing abilities, a mountain sheep is very slightly inferior to a mountain goat.
Otherwise it is of similar type to other Welsh Mountain Sheep.
Of these, most except for the mountain sheep continue to live upon the mountain today.
Children are fascinated by the Black Welsh Mountain sheep.
Mountain Sheep vary greatly in size, reflecting the quality of their habitat.
The rams have a curled horn similar to Rocky Mountain Sheep.
Close up image of a mountain sheep © Parks Canada An owl hoots.
In the morning, he photographed a nearby herd of mountain sheep.
Balwen Welsh Mountain sheep originate in one small area of Wales - the Tywi valley.
Historically, Kerek people engaged in fishing and hunting of wild deer and mountain sheep.
Look at the mountain sheep over there!
Data on lambing periods from 30 populations of North American mountain sheep are reviewed.
There are still, but rarely, mountain sheep and wild sheep.
The Maligne Lake Road is a good place to look for moose, mountain sheep and caribou.
The worldwide population of Black Welsh Mountain sheep is approximately 10000.
The name means "black-brown mountain sheep.
