During our recent visit to Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada, we saw a small group of desert bighorn rams hanging out in the Beehives Area of the park. This ram was lounging on top of one of the rock formations chewing his cud. This photo caught him in mid-chew. Three other rams were lying low near the base of this rock formation. Eventually after their cud had been sufficiently masticated, they got up and headed out into the brush to graze on what grasses they could find.
After this ram went back out to graze, Bob examined this formation for arches and found a very unusual sliver of an arch, which you can see in the second photo. The opening is barely a few inches high.
Remember, it's not just a picture, it's a story.
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