Kobus leche
This southern African antelope has long hind legs adapted to floodplain habitats. Males carry curved, ringed horns, while females are hornless. Herds graze near wetlands and can move through shallow water. Zoos maintain social groups in fenced paddocks with dry resting areas and shelter; females bear live calves. Kobus leche is ESA-listed as threatened. Its wetland ecology and long, sweeping horns distinguish it from the smaller forest duikers.
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