Typical prey are ibex, roe deer, wolf, fox and marmot. Some common animals of the Alps are Alpine ibex, Alpine marmot, Tengmalm's owl and ptarmigan. In the alpine regions, mountain goat, bighorn sheep, marmot and pika are widespread. Small mammals include the Himalayan marmot, mountain weasel and the Himalayan mouse hare. Breeding-age female marmots are extremely important to marmot populations. Vancouver Island marmot, spotted owl, American white pelican, and badgers. Supplementary food includes the small Himalayan marmot, woolly hare, and pikas. The formerly extinct bearded vulture and the Alpine marmot have been successfully reintroduced. Smaller mammal species are the Mongolian gerbil, the little souslik and the bobak marmot. Hunting of the alpine marmot still occurs for sport as well as for its fat. The Alpine marmot is common in the range. The state land mammal is the Olympic marmot. They hunt mountain goat, marmot, game birds and more in the forests. The closest relatives of this species are the hoary marmot and the Vancouver Island marmot. In the Mongolian Altai the range overlaps with that of the Gray marmot.