Animals depicted include onagers or zebras, ibexes, ostriches, lionesses, impalas, gazelles and cattle. The mangers were decorated with images of cattle, ibexes and antelopes. Snow leopards and ibexes can be found in this valley in the winter season. Siberian ibexes are large and heavily built goats, although individual sizes vary greatly. It also eats rabbits, roe deer, red deer, ibexes and even small carnivores and fish. One ancient text referred to Basamum curing two sick goats or ibexes. The carvings also contain Horned-Human deities playing with the ibexes. Recently ibexes from southern Spain have become exposed to disease outbreaks such as sarcoptic mange. Nubian ibexes are diurnal, meaning they are active during the day, and rest at night. Illegal hunting continues to impede efforts to reach a sustainable number of wild ibexes. Nubian ibexes have long, thin horns that extend up and then backwards and down. The lower portion is engraved by the images of Ibexes. Foraging in ibexes is also different depending on the season. This stripe darkens when the ibexes are in the mating season. These ibexes are shown in different situations, including being hunted.