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Boselaphus tragocamelus

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Nilgai bull

Nilgai bull

The nilgai is also known as a blue cow.

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Male Nilgai

Male Nilgai

This Asian animal was brought to Texas ranches in the 1920s and 1930s for game hunting, but some escaped. There is now a feral population of nilgai in Texas.

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female nilgai

female nilgai

Male nilgai have horns, but females, like the one pictured here, do not have horns.

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mother and baby nilgai

mother and baby nilgai

Baby nilgai are called calves.

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closeup of a male nilgai

closeup of a male nilgai

The biggest of the Asian antelopes, the nilgai can be as much as 4.9 feet high at the shoulder, 6.58 feet long and weigh up to 634 pounds.

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herd of nilgai

herd of nilgai

Nilgai are so populous in India that they are often considered pests.

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closeup of a male nilgai

Nilgai

Boselaphus tragocamelus

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