




Ovis ammon
The Argali is a wild sheep with magnificent curved horns. It lives in the high mountains and is known for its impressive climbing skills and thick woolly coat.
Habitat: Mountain regions
The Argali is a very large wild sheep with a sandy-brown to reddish-brown coat that often lightens in winter. Males are easily identified by their massive, spiraling, ridged horns that can curl into more than one full circle, making them distinct from other sheep species.





Category
MammalRarity
Rare
Danger
2/5
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Argali horns can grow to be over 6 feet long if straightened out!
Baby Argali can stand and follow their mothers just hours after being born!
Some Argali herds migrate up to 50 miles between summer and winter grazing areas!
Their thick skull can withstand incredible impacts from head-butting during fights!
Argali can expertly scale steep, rocky slopes because of their specialized hooves that provide excellent grip.
Argali has sharp eyesight that helps them spot predators from far away across open mountain terrain.
Argali males use their huge, curled horns to spar with rivals and defend against threats like wolves.
These hardy mountain sheep munch on grasses, herbs, and other tough plants to get all their energy.

Panthera uncia
Argali are a primary prey species for snow leopards in high mountains.
Canis lupus
Wolves hunt Argali, especially young or weak individuals, in their range.
Stipa pennata
Argali graze on various steppe grasses, including feather grass, for sustenance.
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Danger
2/5
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120-200 cm
65-180 kg
10-13 years
60 km/h
These hardy mountain sheep munch on grasses, herbs, and other tough plants to get all their energy.
Mountain regions
Grazing
1-2
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