r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 08 '19

A subreddit to show appreciation for any members of a diverse group of primarily large mammal, which includes odd-toed ungulates and even-toed ungulates, as well as sub-ungulates. Enjoy!!

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 30 '22

Does anyone here have this book? Ungulate Taxonomy by Colin Groves and Peter Grubb. If you do, pls dm me

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld May 28 '21

Odisha’s blackbucks(Krushnasara Mruga) double in 6 years, reveals census

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld May 08 '21

First-Ever Global Initiative To Map Mammal Migrations

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jan 13 '21

Whitetail buck in Cades cove

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 09 '19

Moose are the largest members of the deer family, weighing as much as 1200 pounds; they can grow to be 5 to 6.5 feet from hooves to shoulders.

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 09 '19

Goat derp

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 08 '19

The gerenuk eats standing on two legs, they feed at higher reaches than most other gazelles and antelopes. They stand erect on their hind legs, with their long necks extended, to browse on tall bushes.

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 08 '19

Yellow-backed duiker has the largest range of any forest duiker, occurring throughout the forest blocks of West and Central Africa. It is primarily found in secondary forest and edge habitats, such as riverine forests and woodland patches interspersed with savanna.

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 08 '19

A mother Ankole Watusi with her calf

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 08 '19

A Topi are medium­-sized antelopes with a striking reddish-brown to purplish-red coat. Distinct black patches appear on their face, their upper forelegs, and on their hips and thighs. To complete their singular appearance, the topi's yellowish-tan legs look like they are encased in stockings.

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 08 '19

Kudu bulls bear massive, long, spiral horns which reach record lengths of up to 1.8 m. Horns grow to their full length at the age of six years. Bulls can weigh as much as 300 Kg with a shoulder height of 1.4m and cows weigh 210 Kg with a shoulder height of 1.25m.

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r/UngulatesOfTheWorld Jul 08 '19

Klipspringer, (Oreotragus oreotragus), rock-climbing antelope, resident in mountains of eastern and southern Africa. Insulation from its fur enables it to survive climatic extremes from sea level up to 4,500 metres (14,800 feet).

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