Chamois (rupicapra rupicapra) is a mammal type animal. It usually lives in mountainous and rocky terrain. The weight of this animal is about 50kg - 55kg (110lbs - 121lbs) and average life span is 18 - 22 years. Human, wolf, wildcats are dangerous for chamoises. See the table below for more information.
Facts about chamoiss
Name | Chamois |
Kingdom | Animalia |
Type | Mammal |
Colour | Brown, grey, black, tan, white |
Skin Type | Fur |
Lifestyle | Herd |
Predators | Human, wolf, wildcats |
Genus | Rupicapra |
Family | Bovidae |
Average Litter Size | 1 |
Scientific Name | Rupicapra rupicapra |
Life Span | 18 - 22 years |
Phylum | Chordata |
Habitat | Mountainous and rocky terrain |
Distinctive Features | Black and white face markings and backward curving horns |
Top Speed | 17km/h (10mph) |
Order | Artiodactyla |
Class | Mammalia |
Conservation Status | Least concern |
Size (H) | 75cm - 80cm (30in - 31in) |
Weight | 50kg - 55kg (110lbs - 121lbs) |
Diet | Herbivore |
Main Prey | Grass, leaves, shrubs |