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Bezoar Goat Common Names: wild goat Genus: Capra Species: aegagrus Capra aegagrus, or Bezoar goats, are found on Creta, and other Greek islands, in Turkey, Iran, Turkmenia, Pakistan. The domestic goat is descended from the Paaang or Bezoar goat. Bezoar goats vary in size from about 130 to 300 pounds and can get to four feet tall. Their whole body is covered in a coarse wool accept for their legs. The wool can be one color or a combination of colors. Common colors are black, brown, gray, ...

BACK Mammal Species of the World's Boreal Forests BIRDS Oreamnos americanus Mountain Goat Description Distinguishing Features - Length: Male 1.8 m, Female 1.4. Weight: Male 57 - 100 kg. Female 40 - 85 kg. Colour: creamy white, sometimes with a brownish dorsal line or yellowish wash. Black lips, nostrils, hooves and horns. Horns: short, with annulated bases and shiny tips bent slightly backward. Habitat Found only on the steep slopes of North America's Rocky Mountain ...

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Photo courtsey Roger Birkel, The Baltimore Zoo. Mountain Goat Scientific Name: Oreamnos americanus Home: Perched on steep cliffs high in the snowy mountains of North America Description: Thick, snow-white, poofy long coat of hair, black horns 6-10 inches long. The mountain goat is a mountain-top survivor! Freezing temperatures, lots of snow, and rocky cliffs to navigate, all mean this creature has picked quite an unfriendly place to live. But the mountain goat uses the terrain to ...

Mountain Goat Oreamnos americanus In Canada, the mountain goat is found chiefly in British Columbia where it inhabits rugged mountainous terrain from the American border to the Yukon. The social order is matriarchal with the smaller nannies dominating the more placid billies except during the mating season. These animals are very adept at moving about on high rocky cliffs and ledges which is where they spend much of their time. Their main predator is the cougar, but the kids sometimes fall victim to the golden eagle. They are hunted by humans only as trophies. Home Discover Nature! Natural History Notebooks © nature.ca Comments or Questions? Images: Charles Douglas

Mountain Goat - Genus: Oreamnos Species: americanus Mountain Goats can be found in the mountains of northwestern regions of North America, where they seem to cling and move around on the impossibly steep slopes. Mountain Goats have two beige colored horns that curl back and reach a length of about twelve inches. Mountain Goats weigh about 100 to 200 pounds. They are 4.5 feet long and their shoulder height is about 36 to 48 inches. The females are smaller than the males by almost 30%. They h ...

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> Africa | Antarctica | Asia | Australia/Oceania | Europe | Islands/Oceans | Middle East | North America | South America | WORLD ATLAS PLEASE NOTE: All Canada pages are currently being revised, so check back often for new maps, and more. Description The land now called Ontario was originally inhabited by Algonquian Indians and the Seneca Tribes of the Iroquois Nation. French fur traders arrived in 1610, and they were quickly followed by missionaries, then the British. ...

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