PRESENTATION ON HIROLA ANTILLOPE

Submitted to : Miss Manpreet Kaur Mann submitted by Tejpal singh

ABOUT HIROLA ANTILLOPE

The hirola, also known as Hunter's hartebeest or "Hunter's antelope", is a Critically Endangered antelope species found on the border between Kenya and Somalia

REASON THAT WHY THEY REAR

The global hirola population is estimated at 300–500 animals

The reasons for the historic decline of the hirola are not known but is likely a combination of factors including disease (particularly rinderpest), poaching, severe drought, predation, competition for food and water from domestic livestock and habitat loss caused by bush encroachment as a result of the extirpation of elephants in the hirola's natural range

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