Caucasian turs are only found on the steep slopes of Russia's Caucasus Mountains. Only 6,000 of these animals are left, and footage of them is extremely rare.
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Wild Russia: Fighting Caucasian Turs
Caucasian turs are only found on the steep slopes of Russia's Caucasus Mountains. Only 6,000 of these animals are left, and footage of them is extremely rare.
Added: Jul 29, 2009
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Runtime: 02:38
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