General guide to the exhibition halls of the American Museum of Natural History . GREATER KOODOO GROUP (Stepsiceros strepsiceros) A party of Chimpanzees are shown intheir arboreal habitat overlooking the Caval-ly River. This river forms the boundarybetween the Ivory Coast and Liberia. Theanimal at the right is in the process of build-ing a nest. In the next habitat group we see severalLesser Koodoo, the males of which havetw isted horns. There are two gerenuk in thegroup, strange, long-limbed and long-neckedgazelles with a small head. A flock of Vul-turine Guinea Fowl is seen in the back-groun
General guide to the exhibition halls of the American Museum of Natural History . GREATER KOODOO GROUP (Stepsiceros strepsiceros) A party of Chimpanzees are shown intheir arboreal habitat overlooking the Caval-ly River. This river forms the boundarybetween the Ivory Coast and Liberia. Theanimal at the right is in the process of build-ing a nest. In the next habitat group we see severalLesser Koodoo, the males of which havetw isted horns. There are two gerenuk in thegroup, strange, long-limbed and long-neckedgazelles with a small head. A flock of Vul-turine Guinea Fowl is seen in the back-ground. A scene from the dense rain forest of theCameroons shows a group of Mandrillsforaging for food. The females of thesebaboons are much smaller than the the front, at right, one of the voung ani-mals is surprised bv a Gaboon viper. hnpala prefer the park-like country inwhich thev are shown. With handsomecarriage and lvre-shaped horns, the malesrank among the most beautiful of the ante-lopes. The White or Square-mouthed Rhinoc- eros is third in size among living land m
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