Ovis

• Argali Ovis ammon

  

  A wild sheep of Asia’s highlands that moves with the seasons.

• Domestic sheep Ovis aries

  

  A domestic sheep spread around the world by people. It tends to move together with other sheep.

• Bighorn sheep Ovis canadensis

  

  A wild North American sheep with particularly large horns in males.

• Stone's sheep Ovis dalli

  

  Stone's sheep is a subspecies of Dall's sheep found in the mountains of northern British Columbia and Yukon.

• Anatolian Sheep Ovis gmelini

  

  This wild sheep inhabits mountains in the Caucasus and western Asia. It uses hills, grasslands, shrublands, and rocky terrain, and lives in groups.

• Snow Sheep Ovis nivicola

  

  The snow sheep lives in rocky mountains of eastern Siberia. It makes short seasonal movements and eats grasses and lichens.

• Marco Polo Argali Ovis polii

  Ovis polii is a wild sheep described from the dry Pamir steppe. Males have long, winding horns, and the sheep use rolling hills, broad valleys, and gradual mountain sides.

• Urial Ovis vignei

  Urials are wild sheep of Asian grasslands and hills; males carry large spiraling horns.

• Afghan Urial Ovis cycloceros

  The Afghan Urial ranges from Afghanistan and Pakistan to northeastern Iran, southern Turkmenistan, and western Kazakhstan. Both sexes have a white rump patch below the tail base, and males' winter coat markings vary among regions.

• Gobi Argali Ovis darwini

  The Gobi Argali is recorded from southern Mongolia and northern China, in desert, semi-desert and steppe landscapes near hills and mountains.

• Laristan Sheep Ovis laristanica

  The Laristan Sheep is a wild sheep of southern Iran. It has a brown coat and pale rump; adult males develop a dark throat ruff in winter. In Bamou National Park, the account records it from valley bottoms through rolling and mountainous terrain.

• Karatau Argali Ovis nigrimontana

  The Karatau Argali is a wild sheep of the Karatau Mountains in southern Kazakhstan. It has a dark-brown body, paler neck, and white belly, and uses rocky valleys and slopes.

• Domestic sheep Ovis aries

  A domestic sheep spread around the world by people. It tends to move together with other sheep.

• Bighorn sheep Ovis canadensis

  A wild North American sheep with particularly large horns in males.

• Argali Ovis ammon

  A wild sheep of Asia’s highlands that moves with the seasons.

• Stone's sheep Ovis dalli

  Stone's sheep is a subspecies of Dall's sheep found in the mountains of northern British Columbia and Yukon.

• Snow Sheep Ovis nivicola

  The snow sheep lives in rocky mountains of eastern Siberia. It makes short seasonal movements and eats grasses and lichens.

• Urial Ovis vignei

  Urials are wild sheep of Asian grasslands and hills; males carry large spiraling horns.

• Anatolian Sheep Ovis gmelini

  This wild sheep inhabits mountains in the Caucasus and western Asia. It uses hills, grasslands, shrublands, and rocky terrain, and lives in groups.

• Marco Polo Argali Ovis polii

  Ovis polii is a wild sheep described from the dry Pamir steppe. Males have long, winding horns, and the sheep use rolling hills, broad valleys, and gradual mountain sides.