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Definition of kudu in English: kudunounPlural kudus ˈkuːduːˈkʊdʊˈkudu An African antelope that has a greyish or brownish coat with white vertical stripes, and a short bushy tail. The male has long spirally curved horns. 林羚（非洲大羚羊） Genus Tragelaphus, family Bovidae: two species Example sentencesExamples - The trail isn't supposed to be a wildlife safari, but we sight many kudu, oryx, baboons and mountain zebra, and a huge Kori Bustard taking to the air.
- In some areas buffalo, kudu and common duikers are a bother.
- The 50,000 acres of land at Gourlays Ranch is a recognised wildlife conservancy, home to thousands of animals including elephants, leopards, sables and kudus.
- Located high on a central plateau, with the Auas Mountains serving as a backdrop, it is not uncommon to spot kudu and other antelope shortly upon arrival.
- A female kudu bounds across our path, tail curled up tight like a powder puff and a family of giraffe edges closer, adults wary, youngsters consumed with curiosity.
- To get to class, students travel a path known as the Warthog Trot, a winding trail through the bush that's also used by giraffes, kudu, wildebeests, and impalas.
- One of the most striking and beautiful of the antelopes, the greater kudu lives in central and southern Africa, in rocky hill country or on brush-covered plains.
- Afterwards, I sit on my terrace and watch what may be kudus, springboks or oryxes amble to the water hole.
- This is the first kudu ever held in captivity at Queen's Park.
- Other animals, such as waterbucks, kudus, warthogs, and baboons, drank from the same troughs.
- Before long, the scrubby plain has offered kudu, ostriches and a jackal.
- Instead of the image of a kudu, the commemorative coins sport the ‘ten years of freedom’ logo.
- The greater kudu is found throughout eastern and southern Africa, in mixed woodlands, bushlands, hills and mountains.
- The sudden snort of a kudu could cause me to grip my rifle and prepare for the worst, until I remembered that it was not a large carnivore.
- Our headlights started to pick out game - a kudu, an eland bull, and a warthog that scurried across our bows when it shouldn't have.
- The favourite trophy is the kudu, due to its regal bearing, followed by the springbok.
- If lucky, you will spot the peculiar tree-climbing python, kudu and roan antelope, a rare experience in the northern safari circuit.
- One of the other groups came across a young female stalking a herd of kudu, and we were able to join them watching the magnificent cat loiter around our vehicles, entirely relaxed and at times only a few metres away.
- I encountered kudus at Keetmans and just about every southern wild animal you can think of on the road between Keetmans and Lüderitz.
- You'll camp on sandbars and islands, travel through three national parks, and watch elephants, zebras, kudus, and water bucks lazing along the shoreline.
OriginLate 18th century: from Afrikaans koedoe, from Xhosa i-qudu. Definition of kudu in US English: kudunounˈkuduˈko͞odo͞o An African antelope that has a grayish or brownish coat with white vertical stripes, and a short bushy tail. The male has long spirally curved horns. 林羚（非洲大羚羊） Genus Tragelaphus, family Bovidae: the greater kudu (T. strepsiceros) and the lesser kudu (T. imberbis) Example sentencesExamples - You'll camp on sandbars and islands, travel through three national parks, and watch elephants, zebras, kudus, and water bucks lazing along the shoreline.
- One of the other groups came across a young female stalking a herd of kudu, and we were able to join them watching the magnificent cat loiter around our vehicles, entirely relaxed and at times only a few metres away.
- The sudden snort of a kudu could cause me to grip my rifle and prepare for the worst, until I remembered that it was not a large carnivore.
- The 50,000 acres of land at Gourlays Ranch is a recognised wildlife conservancy, home to thousands of animals including elephants, leopards, sables and kudus.
- To get to class, students travel a path known as the Warthog Trot, a winding trail through the bush that's also used by giraffes, kudu, wildebeests, and impalas.
- The greater kudu is found throughout eastern and southern Africa, in mixed woodlands, bushlands, hills and mountains.
- I encountered kudus at Keetmans and just about every southern wild animal you can think of on the road between Keetmans and Lüderitz.
- Instead of the image of a kudu, the commemorative coins sport the ‘ten years of freedom’ logo.
- Other animals, such as waterbucks, kudus, warthogs, and baboons, drank from the same troughs.
- One of the most striking and beautiful of the antelopes, the greater kudu lives in central and southern Africa, in rocky hill country or on brush-covered plains.
- If lucky, you will spot the peculiar tree-climbing python, kudu and roan antelope, a rare experience in the northern safari circuit.
- The trail isn't supposed to be a wildlife safari, but we sight many kudu, oryx, baboons and mountain zebra, and a huge Kori Bustard taking to the air.
- Our headlights started to pick out game - a kudu, an eland bull, and a warthog that scurried across our bows when it shouldn't have.
- The favourite trophy is the kudu, due to its regal bearing, followed by the springbok.
- Before long, the scrubby plain has offered kudu, ostriches and a jackal.
- Located high on a central plateau, with the Auas Mountains serving as a backdrop, it is not uncommon to spot kudu and other antelope shortly upon arrival.
- This is the first kudu ever held in captivity at Queen's Park.
- Afterwards, I sit on my terrace and watch what may be kudus, springboks or oryxes amble to the water hole.
- In some areas buffalo, kudu and common duikers are a bother.
- A female kudu bounds across our path, tail curled up tight like a powder puff and a family of giraffe edges closer, adults wary, youngsters consumed with curiosity.
OriginLate 18th century: from Afrikaans koedoe, from Xhosa i-qudu. |