What is another word for moufflon?
Pronunciation: [mˈuːflɒn] (IPA) 
The word Moufflon is a type of wild sheep that typically lives in mountainous areas. This animal has become synonymous with a few other terms such as Ovis Orientalis, argali, and urial. These animals are typically known for their distinctive curved horns that can be quite large in size. The moufflon is typically found in the Mediterranean region, including islands such as Sardinia and Corsica. These animals have been domesticated, and there are efforts to breed them in captivity for hunting purposes. In general, the moufflon is a useful animal for studying the evolution of sheep, and its distinctive features make it a unique subject of research for biologists.
