Four-horned antelope

The chousingha is a petite antelope found in India and Nepal, known for its unusual four horns. Unlike most antelopes, it sports two pairs of horns—one set between its ears and a smaller pair on its forehead. Its golden-tan coat and slender build help it blend into dry forests and grasslands.

• Males grow two sets of horns, with the rear pair reaching up to 12 cm long.
• Weighs between 17–22 kg, standing about 55–64 cm tall at the shoulder.
• The front horns can be so short they look like furry bumps.