lesser kudu

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The lesser kudu is a medium-sized, spiral-horned antelope native to the dry woodlands and scrublands of East Africa, known for its striking vertical body stripes and elusive behavior.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bovid
mammal
species of antelope
activityPattern crepuscular
nocturnal
behavior shy and elusive
binomialName Tragelaphus imberbis NERFINISHED
bodyMass about 56–70 kg in females
about 92–108 kg in males
bodyPattern vertical white stripes
white spots on flanks
class Mammalia
coatColor grayish brown
rufous brown
continent Africa
describedBy Edward Blyth NERFINISHED
diet browser
herbivore
family Bovidae NERFINISHED
genus Tragelaphus NERFINISHED
gestationPeriod about 7–8 months
habitat dry woodland
scrubland
thicket
hornShape spiral
hornsPresentIn males only
IUCNStatus Near Threatened
kingdom Animalia
lifespanInWild about 10–15 years
mainThreat habitat loss
hunting
nativeTo East Africa NERFINISHED
Ethiopia NERFINISHED
Kenya NERFINISHED
Somalia NERFINISHED
Tanzania NERFINISHED
offspringPerBirth usually one calf
order Artiodactyla
parentTaxon Tragelaphus NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
predator African wild dog NERFINISHED
leopard
lion
sexualDimorphism present
shoulderHeight about 90–110 cm
socialStructure small groups
solitary males
taxonRank species
yearDescribed 1869

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Tragelaphus commonName lesser kudu
subject surface form: Tragelaphus imberbis