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8 Οκτ 2021 · Learn about all the types of African antelope in Africa. Complete guide covers every antelope species with tons of facts, photos, and videos. Full list by subfamily and tribe.
Discover fifteen African animals with horns. Difference between horns and antlers. Why animals have horns and some wonderfully wild African animals.
Identifying Characteristics: Adults are 70–92 cm (28–36 in) tall at the shoulder. Males have thin, ridged, s-shaped horns that are 45–92 cm (18–36 in) tall. They have reddish-brown hair on the upper parts of their bodies, and the undersides of their bellies, chins, lips, inside ears, the line over the eye, and tails are white.
African spiral-horned antelope fall under the ‘bushbuck tribe’, or Tragelaphini. These ungulates are easily distinguishable from other African antelopes by their curly horns. Meet the bushbuck, nyala, eland, lesser kudu, greater kudu, bongo, and sitatunga below to learn about their special quirks and characteristics. Spiral-Horned African ...
Gazelle: Epitome of elegance in the African savannah, Gazelles have distinctively shaped horns. Blesbok: A South African antelope with straight horns, known for its striking facial markings. Sable Antelope: Boasts impressive, curved horns and is renowned for its beauty and strength.
The bushbuck is an antelope with geometrically shaped white patches or spots on the most mobile parts of its body — the ears, chin, tail, legs, and neck. Male bushbucks have horns, which are between 10 and 20 inches long and grow straight back.
This is a photographic database which has been developed by the African Bird Club (ABC) in collaboration with Bird Explorers and Birding Africa and managed by ABC since 2005. AFBID now contains over 25,000 freely available images of more than 2,300 bird species.
