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WILDCRETE 3D Horse Antelope
The roan antelope, known in German as the Pferdeantilope (Hippotragus equinus), is an African antelope from the horse antelope family. With a weight of 270 kilograms and a shoulder height of 1.40 metres, it is one of the largest antelopes in Africa after the eland. It has a grey-brown, reddish-shimmering coat with black and white markings on its face. Its ears are long, narrow and tufted at the tips. A mane extends from the crown to over the shoulders. Both sexes have strongly ringed horns that curve backwards in a semicircle.
The horse antelope lives in forest and grassland savannahs, mainly in tropical and subtropical grasslands, savannahs and shrubland biomes. These range from forests with grassy undergrowth (such as the central Zambian miombo forests) to grasslands with few trees, where they feed on medium-sized grasses. They form harem groups of five to 15 animals with one dominant male. Horse antelopes often fight each other for dominance in their herd by swinging their horns while both animals are kneeling.
Technical data:
Height: 1700 mm
Width: 440 mm
Depth: 1500 mm
Weight: 45.8 kg
Target zones: 2
Number of individual parts: 2 (+ horns)
IFAA group: 1
Characteristics
| IFAA Classification: | Group 1 |
| Animal Class: | mammals |
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