Real Kudu Horn - Single Hyracoidea The mandible is attached to

The mandible is attached to the cranium

Horns are not removable

flightless bird having small wings and very large hind legs

Sabers are not removable

The orbits are rounded or squared and the zygomaxillary suture is relatively straight

Real Kudu Horn - Single Hyracoidea The mandible is attached toThe kudu is a antelope that lives in African savannas. There are two species of kudu: the lesser kudu and the greater kudu. Male kudus have long horns that twist into spirals, while females lack horns. They are hunted for their meat, which is similar venison but very dry and lean. Their diet consist of leaves, shoots, and wild fruit in the dry season. Specifications: Sold individually Measurements are taken along the horn's outer curve The photos