Roan antelope

The roan antelope is a striking savanna-dwelling mammal found across much of Africa. It gets its name from its reddish-brown coat, which contrasts with its pale belly and distinctive black facial markings. Both males and females sport impressive curved horns, though the males' are longer.

• Males have horns up to 100 cm long, slightly longer than females'.
• Their faces feature a dark mask around the eyes and snout.
• They have short, upright manes and shaggy neck fur, darker in males.