Si (sì) is an artiodactyl animal, belonging to a subfamily of the Bovidae family. They are mainly distributed in Europe and Asia, including China, Mongolia, India, Russia and other places.
Si are larger in size, with a shoulder height of up to 2 meters, and their weight is usually between 500-700 kilograms. Si's head is long and protruding, with two curved horns about 1 meter in length. The Si body shape is adapted to cold climates and rugged mountainous terrain, so it often inhabits environments such as alpine meadows, coniferous forests, and swamps.
Sis usually feed on herbaceous plants and can dig up vegetation beneath the snow in snow-covered environments. In the early days, the tiger was once widely distributed in various areas of the northern hemisphere, but due to interference from human activities, such as over-hunting and habitat loss, the number of the tiger has declined sharply. Now, Si has become one of the endangered species and is protected by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
