Black Wildebeest
The Black Wildebeest, also known as the White-tailed Gnu, is a large antelope characterised by its dark, shaggy coat and curved horns. It inhabits the open grasslands of southern Africa and feeds primarily on grasses. Black Wildebeests are known for their distinctive, comical appearance and their role in large migratory herds.
The Black Wildebeest, also known as the White-tailed Gnu, is a large antelope characterised by its dark, shaggy coat and curved horns. It inhabits the open grasslands of southern Africa and feeds primarily on grasses. Black Wildebeests are known for their distinctive, comical appearance and their role in large migratory herds.
Scientific Name:
Connochaetes gnou
Family:
Bovidae
Conservation Status :
Least Concern
Diet:
Herbivore
Habitat:
Grassland
Kingdom:
Animalia
Mass:
110-180 kg
Order:
Artiodactyla
