curling horns. The moment I saw the sign, I clocked that something was amiss. “That’s no goat,” I thought. “That’s a sheep.” Specifically, a bighorn sheep. I knew this because for ...

Peninsular bighorn sheep can get water from cacti, splitting the spiny barrel cactus with their horns and eating its watery insides. But thanks to sprawl and agribusiness, both sheep and succulent are ...

two species of bighorn sheep are native to North America and are identified by their “large, curved horns.” The subspecies that was the focus of this relocation operation, the desert bighorn ...

The horns can be a give away - particularly if ... The release of those bighorn sheep into the foothills was really a return to what had been previously present in the Franklin Mountains.

Peninsular bighorn sheep can get water from cacti, splitting the spiny barrel cactus with their horns and eating its watery insides. But thanks to sprawl and agribusiness, both sheep and succulent are ...