SOUTHEASTERN IBEX
The Southeastern Ibex (or Sierra Nevada Ibex) is one of the four Ibex found in Spain. In this case, it inhabits the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and other systems of mountains located in the South-East corner of Spain. In terms of body size and color, it is quite similar to the Beceite Ibex, perhaps a bit smaller and not as dark, as the black fur is just spread over the chest and legs. However, the main difference relies on the horns, which grow backwards. Seen from the top front, they seem like a parenthesis: they go back opening sideways and then they close again the tips. It is important to judge their size when crossways, as the horns size cannot be well appreciated from the front as happens with the Beceite Ibex.