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In the lush forests of the Himalayas, takins boast adaptations for navigating slippery landscapes with their unusually large dewclaws. These primitive wild sheep, closely related to others in their family, exhibit strong social structures and playful interactions common among lambs.
Conversely, Dall's sheep thrive in the craggy cliffs of Alaska. Known for their robust physique, they learn survival skills early on, embracing their environments’ challenges.