Ram of the Rocks

There is strength found in the ram of the rocks. The ram is much larger than a male goat, althoguh conceptually much the same. Rams in the wild can grow quite large, with some even reaching the size of a small pony. A pony is just a fancy way of saying a baby horse, or a foal. The ram was what Abraham once offered in place of his son. Rams by nature are wild creatures that like to climb on the rocks. They're very similarly to wild mountain goats see, that like to try to reach the top of the sky. Like sheep though, these also must graze. Thus, their primary choice of vegetations are sparse in higher elevations limited to what they can find. If a ram wishes to find food more abundant, they will have to return back to much lower places.

The ram also has horns on that curve round on eaither side of their head. Make no mistake though, a ram is still considered as one of the sheep. That's because these also carry with it a heavy wool coat. These are usual for keeping warm at higher elevations. Due to the cold and their diet, it is quite possible that all these factors together work to relieve some of their growth. Perahps at this stage, the desire for headbutting has been curbed somewhat, although the sheep still possess quite a healthy mating drive. Telling goats and sheep apart though is still awful hard, which is why someone with some more specialized knowledge would have to do it.

And before him shall be gathered all nations: and he shall separate them one from another, as a shepherd divideth his sheep from the goats:

Matthew 25:32