The snow sheep lives in rocky mountains of eastern Siberia. It makes short seasonal movements and eats grasses and lichens.
Both sexes have horns, which are larger in males. Male coat color varies by region, and some have white areas on the forehead or between the horns.
It lives in rocky mountain terrain. Pregnant females leave herds in spring; the diet consists mainly of grasses, with lichens, mosses, and willow shoots also eaten.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.