Cave paintings show that these animals, called Oomingmak or  "Bearded One" by the Inuit, lived as far south as Spain during the  Pleistocene.
Cave paintings show that these animals, called Oomingmak or  "Bearded One" by the Inuit, lived as far south as Spain during the  Pleistocene. Surviving in the Arctic, they were exterminated in  Alaska and nearly wiped out in Canada in part because their  defensive herd circles make them easy rifle targets. FTP, what are  these smelly mammals more closely related to sheep and goats than  cattle, despite what their common name suggests?
Cave paintings show that these animals, called Oomingmak or  "Bearded One" by the Inuit, lived as far south as Spain during the  Pleistocene.
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