Faune de la Sénégambie Paris O. Doin 1883-1887 Africa Senegambia Zoology Museum of Comparative Zoology, The illustration features two distinct species of sheep, showcasing their unique characteristics. The upper figure depicts a robust ram with prominent, spiraling horns and a sturdy body, standing majestically in a pastoral landscape. Its woolly coat appears coarse, suggesting an adaptation to a rugged environment. Below, the lower figure presents a graceful, slender sheep with less pronounced horns, characterized by its sleek body and elegant posture. The background highlights a rural scene, providing context to the animals natural habitat, emphasizing their role in pastoral life. Both species are labeled with their scientific names, illustrating the artist's attention to detail and commitment to accuracy in capturing these animals.