Roan Antelope

• Appearance: Both males and females have large slightly curved horns that grow to be about the same size, around 2.5 feet. 

• As a sexually monomorphic species, the best way to tell males and females apart is the black mask across their face. Males’ masks are slightly darker and extend farther down their cheeks.

• Size: 4.5 - 5 feet at the shoulder

• Weight: up to 650 pounds

• Conservation Status: Least concern but declining

• Range:

Range area of Roan Antelope in Africa