アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 3月4日 13時30分

The sable antelope (Hippotragus niger) can't believe it's nearly Monday! Native to parts of east and southern Africa, the sable antelope lives in wooded savannas. A typical group consists of a mother and offspring, sometimes with a lone adult male. Both sexes have horns and use them to defend against predators. However, males’ horns grow longer—reaching as much as 65 inches (165 centimeters)—and they will use their horns to compete with each other.
Photo: Bernard DUPONT

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j_to_the_p You should mention that AMNH has the Giant subspecies on display in the diorama which is critically endangered.

dangerbiz Looks like if it could talk it’d sound like Adam Sandler

daankaspers Migiboss schijnt hier ook vandaan te komen @joostkaspers

rainbowcupcakemonster @yellowtribalwolf A new character for you

daankaspers Trek je weer een gekke bek @joostkaspers

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