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A beautiful example of sexual dimorphism. The male kudu (left) is much larger in size with exceptional horns. The females (right) are smaller and lack horns. Sexual dimorphism is where the male and female of a species are easily differentiated. Can you think of any other animals that have extreme sexual dimorphism? Post your answers in the comments! 🐾 #kudu #dimorphism #maleandfemale #thandasafari #ulwazi #wildlifeconservation #learnmore #lovemore
These blue eyed beauties are called Hooded Vultures and are listed as Vulnerable in South Africa (as are many other vultures in the country) There were four individuals (two adults and two immature) found inside one of our bomas, feeding on a carcass the lions had finished with. #thandasafari #ulwazi #vultures #conserveourbirds #savethevultures #conservation #sabap2
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