The hirola is also known as Hunter's
hartebeest , standing gracefully in a savannah landscape.
The hirola is facing the camera, showcasing its distinctive physical.
It has lyre-shaped horns that curve elegantly upwards and slightly inwards,
large, expressive eyes, and prominent ears that are alert and upright. The
hirola's coat is a smooth, reddish-tan color, with lighter shading on its
underbelly and inner legs, which highlights its sleek and muscular build.
In the background, the savannah is dotted with sparse, umbrella-shaped acacia trees, typical of its natural habitat in the border region between Kenya and Somalia. The ground is covered with dry grass, and the sky is clear, indicating a dry season. The overall scene captures the hirola in its natural environment, emphasizing both its beauty and the serene, yet fragile, ecosystem it inhabits.
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