One of the largest antelopes in Africa, with a reddish-brown coat, bold black-and-white facial markings, and scimitar-shaped horns. They are aggressive and territorial animals, known to defend themselves fiercely against predators.
Weight: Males: Up to 620 lbs. Females: Up to 570 lbs.
Size: Males: 6-7.8 feet from head to base. Females: 4.2-4.5 feet at shoulder.
Lifespan: Human Care: 20+ years. Wild: 17 years
Location: African Savanna
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IUCN Red Status: Least Concern
IUCN Green Status: Not Evaluated
