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Wildebeest

 

Originally a nomadic African grazer, these migratory animals have dwindled in numbers that no longer match their previous herd sizes.  Both the male and female have permanently attached horns and usually are only distinguishable by weight, the male being up to 20 percent heavier.   

During migration these large beast use their overdeveloped forequarters to cover the long distances traveled at these times.  The Wildebeest has a long, narrow face to go with its long legs and large body.

 

 

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