Mountain Nyala

AT A GLANCECommon Name: Mountain NyalaScientific Name: Tragelaphus buxtoniCategory: MammalsSubcategory: Even-toed UngulatesSize: Shoulder height: 3.5–4.5 ft (110–135 cm); Horn length: up to 39–46 in (100–118 cm)Weight: Males: 330–660 lb (150–300 kg); Females: 220–350...

Mountain Bongo

AT A GLANCECommon Name: Mountain BongoScientific Name: Tragelaphus eurycerus isaaciType: Mammal (Bovidae / Tragelaphine Antelope)Size: Head-and-body length: 215–235 cm (7.1–7.7 ft); Shoulder height: 110–130 cm (3.6–4.3 ft)Weight: 210–405 kg (463–893 lb; the largest...

Nyala

OverviewThe Nyala (Tragelaphus angasii), also known as the lowland nyala, is an exceptionally beautiful, spiral-horned tragelaphine antelope indigenous to the dense lowland woodlands and riverine thickets of southeastern Africa. First described scientifically in 1849...

Addax

OverviewThe Addax (Addax nasomaculatus), also renowned as the white antelope or screwhorn antelope, is a critically endangered bovid representing the pinnacle of mammalian adaptation to hyper-arid desert life. Historically roaming across the entirety of the vast...

Greater Kudu

OverviewAT A GLANCECommon Name: Greater KuduScientific Name: Tragelaphus strepsicerosCategory: MammalsSubcategory: Even-Toed UngulatesSize: Shoulder height: 4.3–5.0 ft (1.3–1.5 m) in males, 3.9–4.4 ft (1.2–1.35 m) in females; Horn length: 47–71 in (120–180 cm) along...