Bighorn sheep

Bighorn sheep are large mammals known for their distinctive curved horns. They inhabit mountainous regions of North America and are well adapted to rugged terrain. Male bighorn sheep, called rams, use their horns for mating displays and competition. Female sheep are called ewes, and they typically have smaller, less curved horns. These animals are social and live in groups called herds, often grazing on grasses and shrubs. Bighorn sheep are icons of wilderness and have become symbols of conservation efforts. Is there something specific you'd like to know about them?