According the the San Francisco Zoo this image is not representative of Kudu behavior... they are rarely aggressive in the wild, kudu only fight with opponents of the same size and age. During such sparring contests, males slowly approach each other, lock horns, and push back and forth until one surrenders. Maybe the world would be a better place if Kudu were in charge?
According the the San Francisco Zoo this image is not representative of Kudu behavior... they are rarely aggressive in the wild, kudu only fight with opponents of the same size and age. During such sparring contests, males slowly approach each other, lock horns, and push back and forth until one surrenders. Maybe the world would be a better place if Kudu were in charge?
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