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Mouflon

usgb/ˈmuːflɔːn/Volume
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Geographical Origin

The term 'mouflon' is often linked with its habitat, mostly known in Mediterranean islands and Asia Minor.

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While visiting Corsica, we learned about the mouflon's role in local ecology.
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Not Domestic

Mouflons are wild animals and ancestors of domestic sheep, not typically associated with farming.

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Unlike the sheep on the farm, the mouflon roams freely in the wildlife reserve.
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Distinctive Feature

The mouflon's large, circular horns make them stand out and are often mentioned when they are described.

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In documentaries, the mouflon's impressive horns are highlighted as a key characteristic.
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