1. White Rhino

2. White Rhino
“Wide” lower lip
Females “crashes” with up to 14
Adult Males Solitary – Mark Territory with Feces and Urine
Threat displays – wiping horn on ground, head-low posture with ears back and snarl sounds
Size: ________________

3. Sable Antelope

4. Sable Antelope
Drop to Knees for Fighting
Polygynous – Females have dominance hierarchy
Both Sexes with horns
Size _______________

5. Gerenuk

6. Gerenuk
Long Neck
Able to stand on rear legs and reach higher in tree than others
Modified Vertebral Column
Only Males have horns
Grant’s Gazelle
Males hold territories
Known for Stotting display
Both Sexes have horns
Size _______________

7. Defassa Waterbuck (Male)

8. Defassa Waterbuck
Will enter water to escape predators
Sweat Glands make unpleasant odor in its meat
Only Males have horns
Size _______________________

9. Fringe-eared Oryx

10. Fringe-eared Oryx
Long Straight Horns (both sexes);
Body temp 115
Eat at night
Size ____________________

11. Fringe-eared Oryx

12. Wilderbeest (Gnu)
Curved Inward Horns (both sexes);
Run in a single file to avoid predators
Always on the move looking for short grass (strictly grazers)
Size ____________________