A full-grown, big horn ram is about as big as an NFL football player and weighs about

as much.

They have much better eyesight than humans, and they can easily stand on a ledge that's

only two inches wide.

How do they spend most of their day doing something absolutely absurd?

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Big horn ram, which are sheep, live in segregated communities.

The male rams live separate from the female sheep, and the male rams during mating season

spend their days racing at each other at 40 miles an hour and then slamming into each

other headfirst, sort of like the NFL, except they do it all the time.

Why on earth would they do this?

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