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Kudu - Lesser Kudu - Antelope in Africa

Watercolor portrait of a spiral horned antelope known as Greater Kudu.

Young kudu at Kruger National Park, South Africa. Subtle use of Fractalius' "sketchy" settings to outline the fine strands of hair of the kudu's fur.

Greater kudu antelope bull full figure against vintage retro-style sunset in vibrant colours of Africa, ideal design for kudu fans, wildlife supporters and Africa safari enthusiasts.

Black and white pen and ink animal illustration of a Greater kudu. Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) are large antelope found in East and South Africa, there are two species known as kudu, the greater kudu seen here and the lesser kudu. Kudu’s fur us either a grey brown or red brown, these animals have narrow bodies with long legs and vertical white stripes going across their bodies. Kudu have very large round ears and a white stripe going across the face between their eyes, males also have long twisted horns.

This female Kudu was wandering around Chobe National Park, Botswana, around sunset. Unlike male Kudus, the females do not grow antlers. In terms of size, they are similar to American White Tailed Deer.

Greater kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) with pair of red-billed oxpeckers (Buphagus erythrorhynchus), Okavango Delta, Botswana

This female Kudu was posing for a portrait shot in Krüger National Park, South Africa. Canon 70D, 1/500 s, f8, 420 mm, ISO 400.

Kruger Kudu

Beautiful stylish face from an African Lesser Kudu )Tragelaphus imberbis) antilope family

I found this Kudu antelope in Krüger National Park, South Africa - or did it find me? Kudus are one of my favorite antelopes, besides Oryx. Canon 70D, 1/640 s, f8, 420 mm, ISO 400. Challenge Winner in http://www.redbubble.com/groups/alphabet-soup/challenges/67037-k-is-for-any-animal-that-starts-with-a-k Group on 2016/05/09. This challenges ended up with three first places.

Male Kudu with Oxpecker birds walking slowly through Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana. The birds clean ticks and other parasites off of animals. Male Kudus have twisted horns, while females have no horns at all. They are one of the largest species of antelopes.

An African Kudu antelope family grazing as the sun rises. Silhouette is cut from a 2011 Map of Africa.

Lesser Kudu - Pair, Kudu, Kenya / Africa

One tree stands above the African natural landscape of scrub and wildlife in Etosha National Park, Namibia, Africa.

Geometric design of a deer face

Festive scene with African wild animals gathering around a decorated palmtree

Ink illustration of a male lesser kudu.

Psychedelic art

a photograph of red-billed oxpeckers (Buphagus erythrorhynchus) sitting on the back of a Kudu in the Kruger National Park, South Africa Rooibekrenostervoëls op die rug van 'n kudu in die Kruger Wildtuin, Suid-Afrika Samsung NX30 _FEATURED_ in *Afrikaans* 16th April 2015 _FEATURED_ in *Animals of Africa* 16th April 2015 _FEATURED_ in *Breathtaking Animals & Plants* 16th April 2015 _FEATURED_ in *African Art & Photography* 17th April 2015

You read the blog, now buy the merch. Strange Biology is a Tumblr about anonymous animals, mutants, and mad science. Check out this custom-made design of a jumping mutant antelope skeleton with craniofacial duplication, or Diprosopus. (Specifically, it's a greater kudu.) Support the writer and show off your weirdness and affection for biology with some swag! Illustration by Jennifer Luxton for use by Strange Biology. See Jen’s work at www.JenniferLuxton.com. Visit Strange Biology at www.StrangeBio.com. You can also buy the Strange Biology book here: http://www.cetipublishing.com/strange-biology1 And the book on Kindle here: https://www.amazon.com/Strange-Biology-Anomalous-Animals-Mutants-ebook/dp/B018Q6XI94

This minimalist geometric antelope is striped and ready to run across the hot savanna. Even though no one knows what this animal is, it's actually an African Kudu, which is essentially just another African deer.

You read the blog, now buy the merch. Strange Biology is a Tumblr about anonymous animals, mutants, and mad science. Check out this custom-made design of a jumping mutant antelope skeleton with craniofacial duplication, or diprosopus. (Specifically, it's a greater kudu.) Support the writer and show off your weirdness and affection for biology with some swag! Designed by Jen Luxton for use by Strange Biology. See Jen's work at www.JenniferLuxton.com. Visit Strange Biology at www.StrangeBio.com.