Himalayan Tahr
Their hooves are well adapted to climbing rocks, mountains, and hills, and have a special adaptation that has a rubber-like core that is flexible which lets them grab onto smooth rocks, and also wedge into sharp areas with the rim of their hooves.
The younglings stick with their mother for up to two years, and can live to be 15 years of age.
Near Threatened.
Harmony,
Janet Roper
