The Nile Lechwe is a waterbuck native to Nile flood plains of Sudan and Ethiopia.
They live in herds consisting of a dominant male, females and juveniles.
Other males are solitary or in bachelor groups. Male waterbucks are larger and darker than females and have horns.
Females are smaller, lighter and don't have horns.
Juvenile male
Juvenile female
Survival of this species, like other Waterbucks, is endangered. The population has fallen by
over 50% in the last 15 years through continued habitat loss, trophy hunting and competition with domestic cattle.