Juvenile males look like females, possibly to protect them from jealous mature bulls.

Nyalas have exceptionally large ears which help to compensate for poor vision.

They are extremely reclusive and can usually be found hiding in thick brush near water.

The Nyala antelope is one of the most sought-after game species in Africa.

They use high-pitched barks to warn fellow Nyalas of danger.

Nyalas will often hang around monkeys to take advantage of fallen fruit.