Rams can hurt one another by headbutting.
Heads tend to bleed a lot for the size of the wound. ... Usually bleeding heads from headbutting comes from knocking off a scur (a small, weakly attached horn) but sometimes it's just a break in the skin from impact. Either way, headbutting can cause bleeding.
Why do rams stand after head butting?
Rams are among the male species with thick craniums that have a unique way of saying hi. They butt heads. This behavior is prevalent prior to the breeding season as a way for the rams to establish a hierarchy of dominance.
How hard do rams hit heads?
13. A ram's headbutt can exert almost 800 pounds of force. 14. They rarely fight to the death.
