This event took place in one of the picturesque gorges of the Jayil district.
The tourists shared: "As we were walking along the trail at the bottom of the gorge, a herd of ibexes suddenly appeared on one of the slopes. The animals moved along the path and then effortlessly climbed a very steep slope. We noticed that the herd consisted of both young kids and large males that were nearby," the travelers recalled.
Ecologist Alexander Sosnovsky commented:
“The ability of these large animals to move easily over rocks is due to the unique structure of their hooves. They are divided into two parts, and inside they contain relatively soft pads that are surrounded by a hard keratin layer,” the specialist noted.
