| Scientific Classification |
Mammalia |
| Scientific Name |
Rupicapra rupicapra |
| Size |
Height: 28-31 in (70-80cm) |
| Weight |
Males: 66-132 lbs (30-60 kg), Females: 55-99 lbs (25-45 kg) |
| Special Physical Traits |
White faces, black stripes, male and female both have horns |
| Life Span |
15-17 years in the wild, 22 years in captivity |
| Habitat |
Rocky, rugged mountain terrain |
| Diet |
Vegetation |
| Social Lifestyle |
Females are social, males are solitary |
| Favorite Food Source |
Highland grasses and herbs |
| Predators |
Humans, brown bears, gray wolves, Persian leopards, and Eurasian lynxes. |
| Location |
Apennines in Italy; Caucasus of Turkey; European mountain ranges including, the Balkans, Tatra Mountains, the Carpathians, the Pyrenees, the Alps; and South Island of New Zealand. |
| Conservation Status |
Least Concern (LC) |
