The Kudu antelope is a large antelope of the family Bovidae, distributed mainly in Africa. They have a variety of coat colors, from gray to reddish brown, depending on where they live.

They live in forests, grasslands and reef areas. They are herbivores and leaves, usually eating in the morning and evening. Males have long, backward-curving horns that can grow up to 1.8 meters long.

Two males compete for a mate, which must be resolved by their horns and sometimes they are so enthusiastic that they lock their horns together for endurance, if they cannot let go, they will die of starvation or death. dehydrated but also likely to prey on cold-blooded savannah hunters like lions.

Two Kudu antelopes are clashing horns, they do not detect a lion hiding and waiting for an opportunity to attack after the fight for food.

When one of the animals was gradually exhausted, the lion saw an opportunity to attack the weaker Kudu antelope, the other quickly ran away, leaving his teammates under attack.

With its inherent strength and agility, the lion quickly pounced on the Kudu antelope, biting and pinning it not to give it a chance to escape.

The two sides struggled fiercely, the Kudu antelope tried to struggle and counterattack with its sharp horns but due to exhaustion from the previous battle, it no longer had the strength to fight the lion, and had to lying in battle.

After fierce struggles, the lion took a fatal bite to the neck of the Kudu antelope, the Kudu antelope could not escape death and became a hearty meal for the cunning and ghostly lion strong.