(14 kg). Dall's sheep (Ovis dalli) live in Alaska and the Yukon. They are the only thin-horned mountain sheep. Males have massive flaring and curling horns, but females have slender horns.

Is climate change reducing the quantity and quality of Alaska's Dall sheep habitat? This is a hypothesis being tested by Tom Lohuis, a wildlife research biologist with the Alaska Department of ...

While wolverines can kill moose, Dall sheep, and caribou ... suckers in Minnesota over the past seven years. In oceanfront habitat, wolves eat sea lions, seals, and sea otters.

Dall sheep season opens in Alaska on Aug. 10 ... there could also be the negative implication of sheep habitat loss. If the population rebounds as it has in the past, likely no changes will ...

also known as Dall sheep, which live around Faro and make their migration from their winter to summer habitat, a few kilometres away. Biologist Carrie McClelland looks for sheep from the deck ...

The Dall sheep ram that took up residence at Fort ... Where it came from is a mystery. The nearest sheep habitat is in the White Mountains, about 30 miles to the west. Another possibility is ...

The festival also features the Fannin sheep, also known as Dall sheep, which live around Faro and make their migration from their winter to summer habitat, a few kilometres away. McClelland says over ...