Greater Kudu

Greater Kudu

Discover the intriguing world of the Northern Bushbuck, a medium-sized antelope native to the dense forests and thickets of East Africa. With their striking reddish-brown coats, impressive spiral horns, and fascinating behaviors, these adaptable creatures play a crucial role in their ecosystem. Learn about their diet, reproduction, and the conservation efforts needed to ensure their survival in the wild.

Southern Lechwe

Southern Lechwe

Discover the fascinating world of the Waterbuck, a striking antelope native to Sub-Saharan Africa. With its unique dark brown coat, iconic white rear ring, and remarkable swimming abilities, the Waterbuck thrives in wetlands and savannas, playing a vital role in its ecosystem as both a grazer and prey. Learn about its social behavior, diet, and conservation status in this comprehensive species overview.

Royal Antelope

Royal Antelope

Discover the remarkable Gemsbok, an iconic antelope species native to the arid landscapes of southern Africa. Known for its stunning physical adaptations, including striking black and white markings and impressive straight horns, the Gemsbok thrives in harsh environments where it can survive long periods without water. Explore their unique behaviors, dietary habits, and essential role in maintaining ecological balance in their habitats, while also learning about ongoing conservation efforts to protect this fascinating species.

Chinkara

Chinkara

Discover the fascinating world of the Eritrean Gazelle, a medium-sized antelope known for its agility and graceful appearance. Found in the arid grasslands of Eritrea, this vulnerable species plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance and faces threats from habitat loss and poaching. Learn about their unique behaviors, diet, and conservation efforts in our comprehensive overview.

Herola

Herola

Discover the remarkable Impala (<i>Aepyceros melampus</i>), a medium-sized antelope renowned for its agility and social behavior. Found across the savannas of eastern and southern Africa, these herbivores showcase unique characteristics, such as their reddish-brown coats, impressive leaps, and complex mating rituals. Despite their 'Least Concern' conservation status, ongoing threats highlight the need for increased protection of their habitats and populations.