Spring has sprung! The Greater Kudu celebrated with a special snack: mustard weeds! 🌼🦌 As herbivores, their diet is diverse, ranging from grasses and leaves to bark and fruits. They're skilled at adapting their feeding habits to match the season and habitat conditions. #bbryanpreserve #flowers #spring | B Bryan Preserve

Welcome to our first Greater Kudu calf. Her name is Addy. The GK calf’s mom is named after Jenny a good friend who loves Kudu so we had to name for Jenny’s human kid. I usually say little calf but this girl is as tall as manager Becca. The main threats to Greater kudus include habitat loss, deforestation, and excessive hunting. These beautiful antelopes have suffered greatly from interaction with humans. Humans are turning much of their natural habitat into farmland, restricting their home range