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About the Red Hartebeest
The red hartebeest is a large African antelope recognised by its elongated face, sloping back, reddish-brown coat and distinctive lyre-shaped horns in both sexes. It is primarily a grazer and is strongly associated with open grassland and savanna. Red hartebeest are social and commonly occur in herds, although group size and structure vary with conditions. They are capable of travelling long distances in search of suitable grazing and water.
How to identify the Red Hartebeest
Large, reddish-brown antelope with a long sloping back, elongated head, black markings on the face and legs, and distinctive lyre-shaped horns in both sexes. The rump and lower legs are often darker.
Recent Red Hartebeest sightings in Kruger National Park
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