East African Bush Duiker Hunting

The **East African Bush Duiker** (*Sylvicapra grimmia*), commonly referred to as the bush duiker, is a small ungulate native to East Africa. These shy and agile antelopes are well-adapted to a range of habitats, including bushlands, savannas, and the edges of forests. As herbivores, their diet primarily consists of leaves, fruits, and flowers, and they tend to forage in the early morning and late afternoon to escape the midday heat. Bush duikers play a significant ecological role by facilitating seed dispersal and contributing to the maintenance of plant community dynamics in their environments.