🎥 Visitor Video! Check out this incredible footage of aoudad spotted in the canyon! 👀 While they may look impressive, aoudad (also called Barbary sheep) are actually an invasive species here at Palo Duro Canyon. And fun fact—they’re not true sheep at all! Aoudad are more closely related to wild goats. Originally from North Africa, they were introduced to Texas in the 1950s and have since spread quickly. These animals compete with our native wildlife for food and water, especially with desert b

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