The wild mountain goat of the Yukon River, also called the great wild white sheep, is a species native to Northwestern North America.
This animal is almost entirely white, and its most distinctive feature is its beautiful, curled horns.
Its range primarily covers the Alaska Sub-Arctic Mountain Range Region, the Yukon Region, the McCarthy Mountain Range Region, and the Northwest Territory.
It was quite a scene when the townsfolk arrived at the airport, their pickup truck jostling along as it carried three wild mountain goats.
BAA! BAA! BAA!
The three wild mountain goats—two large, one small—were trussed up tightly and thrown in the bed of the pickup truck.
It wasn't just Feng Shan who was seeing a wild mountain goat for the first time; even the other townsfolk were curious.
Wild mountain goats are rare and hard to catch. They tend to live on ridges, steep mountain slopes, and other remote areas.
The townsman who had captured the three wild mountain goats said smugly,
