Horn size and nutrition in mountain sheep: Can ewe handle the truth?

Horns, antlers, and other horn‐like structures are products of sexual selection, confer reproductive advantages, and are heritable and honest indicators of individual quality. In addition to serving key biological functions, horns and antlers garner societal interest that, when combined with the powerful motivation to acquire trophy animals, likely has spawned a growing hornographic culture fixated on males with exceptional horn‐like structures....