Discover the Eastern Bongo, a stunning chestnut and white-striped antelope native to Kenya. Learn about their habitat, behavior, and conservation efforts to protect this critically endangered species.

The critically endangered eastern bongo species, a member of the antelope family native to Kenya ... Threats include human encroachment on habitat, livestock disease, habitat destruction ...

The mountain bongo was classified as a ‘critically endangered species’ by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN SSC Antelope ... of our wildlife, human encroachment on ...

Born on April 8 to mom Lily and dad Bobby, Marvin had his first day on exhibit—which he shares with his mom and Bernadette, another female bongo—two weeks ago. The more he's explored his home ...

A baby Bongo named Birch was born at the zoo on April 26. "Bongo are large antelope that live in the forests of central & western Africa. In the wild, bongo only eat leaves, roots, grasses ...

It is the first time an eastern mountain bongo has been born at Woburn in more than a decade A type of antelope listed as critically endangered in the wild has been born in captivity in the UK.