Koudou bone

Latin names: Tragelaphus strepsiceros, Grand Koudou.

Origin: South Africa.

Colour: White cream (natural).

The great koudou (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) is an impressive African antelope. Males are distinguished by their spectacular spiral horns, which can be more than two metres long. The large koudou has a greyish-brown dress and a distinctive mane in adult males. It is found in savannahs and forested areas of Africa, usually in small groups or solitary. This species feeds mainly on herbs, leaves and buds. A symbol of African wildlife, the great Koudou is admired for its beauty and its presence in its natural habitat.