The KUDU is a cork-screw horned antelope native to Africa. It is the largest species of antelope in the genus Tragelaphus and one of two species commonly known as kudus. The KUDU is a herbivore, with its diet consisting mainly of grasses, leaves, fruits, and bark. It has a distinctive white chevron marking on its side, and its horns are long and spiral in shape. The KUDU is an important game animal in Africa, and is hunted for its meat and hide.