Nyala

1. Where is the Nyala primarily found?

A) Western Europe
B) Southeast Asia
C) Southern Africa
D) North America

2. How does the female Nyala differ from the male?

A) No horns and smaller size
B) Larger size and brighter coat
C) Different coloration entirely
D) Longer horns and more aggressive

3. What type of habitat do Nyalas prefer?

A) Thickets and bush
B) Deserts and arid areas
C) Open plains
D) Mountain peaks

4. In terms of coloration, how do male and female Nyalas differ?

A) Males are darker; females are lighter
B) Females are darker; males are lighter
C) They have identical coloration
D) Males have no markings; females are spotted

5. Are Nyalas considered solitary or social animals?

A) Nocturnal and antisocial
B) Social, often in small groups
C) Completely solitary
D) Highly pack-oriented

6. How do Nyalas primarily communicate?

A) Visual displays like dance
B) Vocalizations and body language
C) Color changes
D) Scent marking only

7. What threat do Nyalas face in the wild?

A) Excessive rainfall
B) Nutritional deficiency
C) Habitat loss
D) High-altitude environments

8. What does a Nyala's diet mainly consist of?

A) Insects and small mammals
B) Leaves, grasses, and fruits
C) Only fruits
D) Fish and aquatic plants

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