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I like the fluffy white ones.
Show PostOops, I re read the question and see that you did ask about subspecies so I’m guessing three?
Show PostI’m using that now- especially since the place I live was Mexico until the Gadsden purchase
Show PostBahaha! As a Wyomingite, I’m excited to start using my new found North Mexico resident status to have a margarita with dinner. And one species right? But maybe three subspecies? The Rocky Mountain big horn sheep, the ones in the desert in New Mexico and maybe another in Canada?
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