IPA: /oʊˈvaɪbəs/
KK: /oʊˈvaɪbəs/
A type of large mammal that belongs to the Bovidae family, known for its thick fur and curved horns, with the musk ox being its only living species.
The ovibos, or musk ox, can be found in the Arctic regions, where it survives in harsh climates.
Ovibos → The word originates from Latin 'ovis' (meaning sheep) and 'bos' (meaning cow). It refers to a genus of animals that are sheep-like in appearance but belong to the bovine family, specifically the musk ox.
Think of 'sheep' ('ovis') and 'cow' ('bos') to remember that 'ovibos' refers to an animal that has characteristics of both.