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See the wild mouflonson Sardinia, Italy

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You can see european wild mouflon only on the islands of Corsica and Sardinia, and in Italy you can find them in the national park.
How to see the wild mouflons on Sardinia
In the national park Asinara, among others, very interesting and unusual animals such as donkeys albino, are found wild mouflon - relatives of domestic sheep. These beautiful horned animals, which always kept the herd, and in the summer you can see them separately.

Where to do?

#8Asinara National Park on SardiniaAsinara National Park

The National Park includes the eponymous island and the waters, and on its territory are found rare and unusual species of animals and plants.

Open hours: from 8:30 am to 6 pm
Official website: http://www.parcoasinara.org

How much?

€25 - bus tour and €50 - tour in a jeep on the island.
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