The Roan (Hippotragus equinus) is one of the largest of all antelope species. They have noticeable red nostrils, light beards and short manes.They look similar to the Sable antelope but they are lighter than the Sable, being a dark brown instead of a black colour. They live in herds of up to 15 members and the male Roans often fight against the other males for dominance.
Roan Fullmount – DD135
• Their horns arch backwards slightly
• They are named for their roan colour which is a red-brown.
• They are possibly extinct in Gambia
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The Roan antelope is mostly found in savannahs in east, west, south and central Africa. Woodland and grassland savannah are preferable to the Roan antelope.They are grazers and feed on grasses and occasionally leaves and stems. They are water dependent and stay close to watering holes at all time.
