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==Size, eating, herding and migration==

==Size, eating, herding and migration==

The Tur live in a narrow band of mountainous terrain east of the Black Sea stretching east-southeastward from Sochi to Georgia.  The adult Tur can be as tall as 1 meter with a mass of 145 pounds.  Nocturnal feeders, they are herbivores, eating grasses and leaves. The males and females segregate into small herds, with a November to January mating season.  In the winter the herds migrate downslope for food and in the summer they migrate upslope.

The Tur live in a narrow band of mountainous terrain east of the Black Sea stretching east-southeastward from Sochi to Georgia.  The adult Tur can be as tall as 1 meter with a weight of 145 pounds.  Nocturnal feeders, they are herbivores, eating grasses and leaves. The males and females segregate into small herds, with a November to January mating season.  In the winter the herds migrate downslope for food and in the summer they migrate upslope.

==Population decline==

==Population decline==