Bongo
Tragelaphus eurycerus
One of the largest forest antelopes, the shy and reclusive bongo wears a
reddish coat with white stripes for camouflage. When startled, the bongo
is able to run gracefully at full speed though the thick foliage,
ducking under, darting around or jumping over obstacles in its path.
Fact file:
Height: 3.5 – 4.5 ft
Weight: 460 – 890 lbs
Longevity: Up to 19 years in captivity
Habitat: Lowland and mountainous forest
Diet: Bushes, leaves grasses, flowers, bark and roots
Current Range: Central Africa