3 Facts About The Rocky Mountain Bighorn: 1. Habitat: Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) are native to the Rocky Mountains of North America. They inhabit steep, rugged mountainous regions at elevations ranging from 5,000 to 14,000 feet. They are well adapted to these high-altitude environments. 2. Physical Characteristics: These sheep are known for their impressive size and appearance. Male bighorn sheep, called rams, are larger than females, known as ewes. Rams have massive curved h

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"How much do you want to bet that you'll see a bighorn sheep over those mountains?" -Uncle Rico (if he visited Zion) Bighorn sheep are not actually bred for their skills in magic, but they have adapted to the desert! In the dry seasons, they drink out of water filled potholes and springs to get their much-needed moisture. In the spring, these animals can go many days without drinking water, relying only on the vegetation they eat to give them the water they need to survive. Bighorn sheep used to

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