Nyala Hunting

The Nyala is a spiral-horned antelope native to southern Africa, predominantly found in dense woodlands and thickets. Males are larger and darker with distinctive spiral horns, while females are smaller, reddish-brown, and hornless. Both sexes have white stripes and spots. Known for their shy behavior, Nyalas often hide in dense vegetation. They primarily browse on leaves, twigs, and fruits, but will graze on grasses when available. Their diet varies with the season and food availability in their habitat.