A Kruger National Park game ranger has posted a picture of a waterbuck with just a single horn. But it’s surviving just fine. Photo: Pexels
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A Kruger National Park game ranger has posted a picture of a waterbuck with just a single horn. But it’s surviving just fine.
A Kruger National Park game ranger has posted a picture of a waterbuck with just a single horn. But it’s surviving just fine. Photo: Pexels
A Kruger National Park game ranger has posted a picture of a waterbuck with just a single horn.
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The ranger confirmed that the horn won’t grow back.
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Did you know: The waterbuck (Kobus ellipsiprymnus) is a large antelope found widely in sub-Saharan Africa. It is placed in the genus Kobus of the family Bovidae.
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Posting under the Twitter name ‘The Real KING OF THE JUNGLE’ with the handle @EdwardthembaSA, the ranger captioned the post: “Oom Kbus still surviving with one horn”
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Meanwhile, the same ranger recently posted a video clip of a herd of elephants heading for a quick drink of water.
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As reported by The South African website, the ranger also exposed tourists for leaving their vehicles to get a better view of animals last week.
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