Africa' largest antelope, The Eland.

It is quite an eye opener when you first see an Eland. The size hits you straight away. Antelopes are meant to be small are they not?

[@Chewbecca101]

I am so grateful that I found a video that showed the Eland, but not shooting the Eland. I didnt realize how rare it was to have photographed one, but I’ve so enjoyed learning about them.

[@geofffesh2080]

Africa. The land of giants.

[@ryanross5458]

There is little in this clip to provide scale other than the glimpse of the zebra at 1:14.

[@LABoutaBagDoe]

Damn first time seeing a full grown One...

[@professoraristotlemeans8860]

Eland is amazing

[@kristinawashington1773]

Thanks. :)

[@phiniasmarume1605]

Lovely to see

[@davidsantossilvadavid6706]

Perfect

[@ramvijaichauhan7795]

Good scene.

[@bonganimpofu3528]

i luv this animal

[@mainakdeb8322]

Informative.. elands nd kudus are a confusing lot

[@passmoremangoma9942]

i luv this animal bcause its my totem

[@thecrowd1boss412]

Wow we also dont even eat it, its our family totem, the Mbhamali, Macwele, Bulunga and Kwesaba we all dont eat it

[@Lambano]

Kliklikli Mhofu

[@Tawfik_Omar]

In india called NeelGaay

[@willymiller8494]

Very beautiful animal, I wonder if the meat is good though, that looks good.

[@LetsGetItKhan]

Crazy that Lions can bring these massive things down alone.

[@ladyren1575]

LetsGoKhan Yep but they'll get stabbed

[@Chewbecca101]

Only because they are slow. More depressing is man takes them down.

[@shafqatishan437]

Only in rare cases, I have seen incidents where an entire pride including 2 males failed too take down one

[@michaelochido3244]

How do they escape from hungry predators as they are slow and quite big?

[@PHALANX47]

Michael, they do fall prey, but for Africa' biggest antelope they are quite fast, but their main defence is their agility. When startled they can leap 2 mts and this confuses the predator, giving it time to escape.

[@cynofeliswildlife9967]

They're not slow, can run up to 50 km/h, can run for half an hour and jump as high a 3 meters. They're also very strong and often dominate cape buffalos in dwells.

[@QOOQ8808]

Someone please help me identify the bird heard at 1:16 - 1:21

[@PHALANX47]

Hadada Ibis.

[@QOOQ8808]

PHALANX47 THANK YOU.

[@PHALANX47]

QOOQ8808 Your welcome.

[@d2marquezjapson788]

Bro giant eland was biggest eland bro second is eland

[@cynofeliswildlife9967]

Common elands are slightly taller at the shoulder. Giant elands are just a bit heavier on avg

[@chocolate_chip1643]

Those eland are not so big XD

[@alexanderzvavambire3296]

nice to hunt these meaty animals and braaai them