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Many visitors visit Rocky Mountain National Park primarily for geometry dash the purpose of seeing wildlife. The park is inhabited by a variety of huge wild species, such as elk, bighorn sheep, moose, and bears. The park has a substantial population of elk, with a winter count ranging from 600 to 800 individuals, as well as around 350 bighorn sheep. Additionally, a limited number of moose and black bears may be seen in the area.