Grey Duiker
(Sylvicapra grimmia)
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Details
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Shoulder Height
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: Male 50 cm
: Female 52 cm
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Average Weight
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: Male 16 kg
: Female 19 kg |
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Gestation
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: 6 Months |
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Number of Young
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: 1 Lamb |
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Longevity
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: 12 Years |
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S.C.I. Minimum Score
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: 11 |
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S.C.I. Record Score
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: 18 10/16
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Rowland Ward Minimum Length
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: 4 1/2" |
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Rowland Ward Record Length
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: 7 1/8" |
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General
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Grey Duiker live in all habitats except in deserts, where there
is no bush for them. They are one of the most adaptable antelope
in South Africa and survive where most other antelope cannot. They
are usually solitary animals but sometimes a male will accompany
a fertile female. They eat virtually anything and have been recorded
raiding birds nests for the eggs. They are mostly active in the
late afternoon and early morning, becoming nocturnal where they
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