(1) My favourite animal was the ibex , which appears in a number of cheeky incarnations throughout the chamber.

(2) A line engraving of an ibex - a type of deer - resembles cave art found at the world-famous Lascaux and Chauvet sites in France and Spain.

(3) Looking up the gorge wall, I suddenly spotted an ibex nibbling at early spring shoots.

(4) I like this coat of arms that has a half an ibex on it.

(5) Nature lovers take note, the area is home to the grey wolf, Blandford's fox, the sand cat and the ibex , as well as 110 recorded species of birds.

(6) And most of these animals are grass-eaters (herbivores): horses, bison, deer, reindeer and ibex .

(7) They almost pride themselves of not being able to tell a larch from a fir, a roe buck from an ibex .

(8) Here, children learn how ancient artists used natural pigments such as ground earth to render their u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510cave paintingsu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb of bison, deer, ibex and more.

(9) Like the baboons, the ibex had somehow learned to defy the odds.

(10) Favorite Tuvinian dishes feature heavy-antlered Siberian elk and Siberian ibex , among the largest of mountain goats.

(11) Most of the panels include motifs of animals, principally aurochs, horse, ibex , and red deer.

(12) At the top is an Ovis Amman, then two markhoors (wild goats), an ibex , and two Tibetan antelope.

(13) The walia ibex exist only in or near the miniature Simen Mountains National Park.

(14) She says deer, elk, Nubian ibex , antelope, bison and yak are particular favourites for canned hunters.

(15) A hunter who killed a hundred ibex was a legend long after he died.

(16) Our initial assessment is that this is a figure of a male ibex , and its style suggests a date of 12,500-12,000 years ago.

(17) That the ibex are not killed for their wool would make a valuable statement.

(18) The engraving may represent a rare sighting of an ibex that had strayed from south-west Europe.

(19) If you are lucky you may see an ibex , or wild mountain goat.

(20) On the same jar, a drawing of a stylized tree with two grazing ibexes probably represents the goddess.