What animals live on high mountains?

Answer 1

The highest altitudes in the world are found in Tibet, with peaks reaching over 26,000 feet. The mammals that are able to survive at these really high altitudes include llamas, alpacas, goats, Gazelles, and Ibexes.

Answer 2

A Guide to the Creatures of Mauna Kea.

Wolf Spider

Spiders of the genus Lycosa, also known as wolf spiders, are fairly common on Mauna Kea all the way up to the 13,796' (4206m) summit of the mountain. Invertebrate surveys at the summit have discovered a large (up to 2 cm body length), black wolf spider (Lycosa sp.).

Wekiu Bug

The alpine habitat on Mauna Kea represents one of the most extreme environments in the Hawaiian Islands . Daily temperature fluctuations between 116ºF and 25ºF, winter snow pack, and virtually no plant life suggests lifelessness. However, there are creatures that are specialized to live here.

Nene, Nene Goose

The Nene is Hawai'i's state bird. It is endemic to the Hawaiian Islands, and although its numbers have made a remarkable recovery in recent years, the Nene is still considered an endangered species.

Erckel's Francolin

The Erckel's Francolin, or Francolinus erckelii, is a type of partridge in the Phasianidae family. It's native to the area around Eritrea, Ethiopia and Sudan, where it is now endangered.

Domestic Cow

In 1793 and again in 1794 Captain George Vancouver introduced the first beef cattle to Hawai'i Island - 4 males and 8 females. King Kamehameha I placed a kapu or taboo on the hunting of the feral cattle, which remained in place until 1830.

Answer 3

some animals that live in the high mountains are snow leopard and elk.

Answer 4

llamas love the height places

The mammal that lives at the highest altitude is the Yak, Bos Grunniens.

Answer 5

there are a lot of animals to the mountain lion to the tiny little mountain frog who freezes for the whole winter then comes back the life.

Answer 6

Sheeps, snow leapords and elks

Answer 7

Brian Siguenza

Answer 8

it is like a hawk or a bear one of those.