Juhfarks
Juhfarks, also known as the wild mountain sheep or European mouflon, is a subspecies of wild sheep native to the mountainous regions of Europe, particularly the eastern parts of the Carpathians and other highland areas. It is characterized by its robust build, curved horns, and thick coat, which provides insulation in cold mountain environments.
The species primarily inhabits rugged, rocky terrains with sparse vegetation, where it is well-adapted to navigating
Juhfarks are social animals, typically forming small herds that consist of females and their offspring, with
Due to habitat loss, hunting pressures, and human encroachment, juhfarks populations have declined in parts of
Historically, the juhfarks has held cultural significance in certain regions, often symbolizing resilience and the wild,