Mammals > Even-Toed Ungulates
Bates’s Pygmy Antelope (Nesotragus batesi), also called the Dwarf Antelope, is the second-smallest antelope in Africa, flourishing throughout the dense, humid rainforests of the Congo Basin. Inhabiting the shadowed floor of equatorial Africa, it has adapted...
Mammals > Even-Toed Ungulates
The Royal Antelope (Neotragus pygmaeus) holds the title of the world’s smallest antelope and one of the smallest ruminants on Earth, standing a mere 25 centimeters tall at the shoulder. Endemic to the dense, humid rainforests of West Africa, this diminutive...
Mammals > Even-Toed Ungulates
The Nile Lechwe (Kobus megaceros), also called Mrs. Gray’s Lechwe, is an elegant, semi-aquatic antelope endemic to the vast papyrus swamps and floodplains of the Sudd in South Sudan and western Ethiopia. Renowned for its extreme sexual dimorphism, mature males...
Mammals > Even-Toed Ungulates
The Kob (Kobus kob) is an iconic, medium-sized African antelope in the waterbuck family Reduncinae, flourishing along the broad alluvial floodplains and moist riverine savannas of equatorial Africa. Revered as the national animal of Uganda (where the Uganda Kob graces...
Mammals > Even-Toed Ungulates
The Bohor Reedbuck (Redunca redunca) is an agile, medium-sized antelope inhabiting the vast seasonally flooded grasslands and riverine wetlands of northern and eastern sub-Saharan Africa. With its warm fulvous-fawn coloration, hooked horns, and distinctive...
Mammals > Even-Toed Ungulates
The Southern Reedbuck (Redunca arundinum) is the largest member of the reedbuck genus, roaming the lush wetland valleys and river floodplains of southern and south-central Africa. Recognized by its soft, silky yellowish-brown coat, prominent dark glandular patch...
