rupicapra (Meaning)
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rupicapra (n)
chamois
Synonyms & Antonyms of rupicapra
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rupicapra Sentence Examples
- The Iberian rupicapra, a subspecies of chamois, is found in rugged mountainous regions of Spain and Portugal.
- The Alpine rupicapra, also known as the European chamois, inhabits the high-altitude mountains of Europe.
- Rupicapra have a distinctive appearance with brown fur, white markings on their face and a black stripe down their back.
- These agile animals are adapted to climbing steep slopes and navigating rugged terrain.
- Rupicapra are herbivores, feeding primarily on grasses, leaves, and shoots.
- They live in herds, typically of 10-20 individuals, led by a dominant male known as a buck.
- During the rutting season, rupicapra engage in elaborate courtship rituals, including mock fights between males.
- The conservation status of rupicapra varies across subspecies, with some populations being stable while others face threats from habitat loss and hunting.
- Rupicapra meat is prized by hunters, but hunting regulations play a role in managing populations.
- The Pyrenees rupicapra, a subspecies native to the Pyrenees mountains, is known for its exceptional agility and ability to adapt to different habitats.
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chamois
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The Iberian rupicapra, a subspecies of chamois, is found in rugged mountainous regions of Spain and Portugal.
The Alpine rupicapra, also known as the European chamois, inhabits the high-altitude mountains of Europe.
Rupicapra have a distinctive appearance with brown fur, white markings on their face and a black stripe down their back.
These agile animals are adapted to climbing steep slopes and navigating rugged terrain.
