- The
bharal (Pseudois nayaur), also
called the blue sheep, is a
caprine native to the high Himalayas. It is the only
member of the
genus Pseudois. It occurs...
-
Bharal is a
village in
District Bagpat in
Uttar Pradesh, India. It has po****tion
about 10000. Pin code of the area is 250622. Near by
police station is...
-
objective was to
compare the
mating habits of the
Himalayan blue
sheep (the
bharal) with
those of the
common sheep of the USA,
while for
Matthiessen the trip...
- argali,
Tibetan gazelle, urial, wild **** or kiang,
Asiatic ibex, yak and
bharal. The
Tibetan wolf, snow
leopard and lynx are
major predators of livestock...
-
Western Pahari.
There are many
surrounding villages,
including Dehri, Padhar,
Bharal, Sakri, Chattar,
Khukhnara and Bharmar. The
famous festival in
Rehan in...
-
Highlands is
primarily supported in
Hemis by
Argali (Great
Tibetan Sheep),
Bharal (Blue Sheep),
Shapu (Ladakhi Urial), and livestock. A
small po****tion of...
- extent. The
unique Himalayan ecosystem plays host to many
animals (including
bharal, snow leopards,
leopards and tigers),
plants and rare herbs. Two of India's...
-
sumatraensis (VU). The tahr is common, the serow, goral, musk deer and
bharal, blue
sheep are rare. A
October 2004
faunal survey established the presence...
- in
parallel from an
ancestral goat.
Other members of this
group are the
bharal, the true goats, and the
Himalayan tahr. The
sheep lineage is also very...
- region. The
Himalayan ecosystem provides habitat for many
animals (including
bharal, snow leopards,
leopards and tigers), plants, and rare herbs.[citation needed]...
