Lesser Kudu Juvenile
Ammelaphus imberbis (juvenile)
Lesser kudu juveniles shelter in dry thorn scrub, bushland, and woodland in eastern Africa. They browse tender leaves and shoots once they begin feeding independently, while remaining close to dense cover. A young calf often lies motionless and well concealed for long periods, relying on its spotted coat to avoid notice.
- Type
- Stealth
- Conservation status
- NT
Growth chain
- Lesser Kudu Juvenile
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