What is an "urial"?

The urial, scientifically known as Ovis vignei, is a type of wild sheep found in the central Asian region, particularly in the mountainous areas of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. Urial are known for their distinctively curved horns, which can grow up to 100 cm in length in males and are generally shorter in females. They have a stocky build with a dense coat of fur that helps them adapt to the harsh weather conditions of their habitat, which often includes rocky terrain and high altitudes. Urial are social animals that form small herds and feed on a variety of vegetation. They are known for their agility and ability to traverse steep slopes and cliffs.