The Nyala is a medium-sized antelope with a striking appearance, characterised by its white stripes and dark, shaggy coat. It is found in the woodlands and dense bush of southern Africa. Nyala males are larger and more vividly coloured than females. They are browsers, feeding on leaves, fruits, and shoots, and are known for their elusive and solitary behaviour.
The Nyala is a medium-sized antelope with a striking appearance, characterised by its white stripes and dark, shaggy coat. It is found in the woodlands and dense bush of southern Africa. Nyala males are larger and more vividly coloured than females. They are browsers, feeding on leaves, fruits, and shoots, and are known for their elusive and solitary behaviour.
Tragelaphus angasii
Bovidae
Least Concern
Herbivore
Woodland
Animalia
55-140 kg
Artiodactyla