SABLE vs BROWN HYAENA The sable antelope is an antelope which inhabits wooded savanna in East and Southern Africa, from the south of Kenya to South Africa, with a separate population in Angola. Sable antelope, (Hippotragus niger), one of Africa’s most impressive antelopes and a member of the horse antelope tribe Hippotragini (family Bovidae), so-called because of their compact, powerful build, erect mane, thick necks, and sturdy build. Bulls weigh about 235 kg and females about 220 kg. Adult sab

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The sable antelope gets its name from the Russian word for “black.” Its coat is short and glossy for females and young sable. Their coloration is a rich chestnut with white facial markings and white on the belly and rump. For males, the brown coat is replaced with black beginning at three years of age. Calves are born reddish-brown with virtually no markings. As they age, the white markings appear and the rest of the coat gets darker - the older the animal, the more striking the contrast. These