Goats and Sheep - 51° 11' 50" N 115° 35' 17"
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Living in the Rocky Mountains, we enjoy frequent wildlife sightings. We like to be able to identify the critters we see. Sometimes, this is easy... A mountain goat: A big-horned sheep: But... What are these? Could they be goats or perhaps sheep? They are not mountain goats or big-horned sheep. Or are they?? Fortunately for us, Parks Canada have made a great video to clear up any confusion! Click here . So now when we see these critters we can sing out 'Look at those sheep!' And a little tidbit! Mountain goats are actually members of the antelope family. Their scientific name Oreamnos americanus means 'mountain lamb belonging to America'.