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Français : Elle est appelée « antilope cheval » car sa taille, son allure et sa crinière nous rappelle les chevaux. Sa longueur varie de 190 à 240 cm et sa queue de 37 à 48 cm. La hauteur au garrot de ses antilopes, est comprise entre 130 et 160 cm selon les individus1 pour un poids allant de 220 à 300 kg. Il s'agit de la seconde plus grande antilope après l'éland, place qu'elle partage avec le grand koudou, qui est de taille et de poids identiques. Ses cornes mesurent entre 55 et 99 cm. Son pelage est fauve sable à roussâtre foncé, avec le dessous blanc. Sa face possède des marques contrastées noires et blanches. Les oreilles sont longues avec des touffes apexales. Les lions, les hyènes, les lycaons et les léopards, peuvent s'attaquer à ces robustes antilopes, mais elles sont très puissantes, et n'hésitent pas à charger, de plus elles peuvent courir vite (55 km/h2), pour échapper à leurs prédateurs. Autrefois, son aire de répartition s'étendait de l'afrique sub-saharienne à l'Afrique du Sud, mais également en Afrique de l'Ouest, jusqu'à l'Afrique de l'Est. On la trouve dans les parc nationaux du nord du pays cette image a été prise dans le parc national de la Pendjari.
English: It is called "horse antelope" because its size, its pace and its mane reminds us of horses. Its length varies from 190 to 240 cm and its tail from 37 to 48 cm. The height at the withers of its antelopes, is between 130 and 160 cm according to individuals1 for a weight ranging from 220 to 300 kg. This is the second largest antelope after the eland, which she shares with the big kudu, which is the same size and weight. Its horns measure between 55 and 99 cm. Its coat is tawny, dark red-russeted, with white underparts. His face has contrasting black and white markings. The ears are long with apexal tufts. Lions, hyenas, wild dogs and leopards, can attack these robust antelopes, but they are very powerful, and do not hesitate to charge, more they can run quickly (55 km / h2), to escape to their predators. In the past, its range extended from sub-Saharan Africa to South Africa, but also from West Africa to East Africa. It is found in the national parks of the north of the country this image was taken in the Pendjari National Park. |
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