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kob  (kb, kb)
n.
An orange-brown African antelope (Kobus kob) of Gambia east to Uganda and Ethiopia, having lyre-shaped horns in the male.

[Wolof.]

kob [kɒb]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) any of several species of African antelope, esp Kobus kob: similar to waterbucks
[from a Niger-Congo language; compare Wolof koba, Fulani kōba]
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Noun1.kob - an orange-brown antelope of southeast Africakob - an orange-brown antelope of southeast Africa
waterbuck - any of several large African antelopes of the genus Kobus having curved ridged horns and frequenting e.g. swamps and rivers


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In his ethnic community, boys of the same generation traditionally take the name of a local animal, and his was the white-eared kob.
During this first phase of the collaring operation, 9 Elephant, 12 Tiang, and 12 White-eared kob were successfully collared.
Nine elephants, 12 tiang antelopes and 12 white-eared kob antelopes were anesthetized from a helicopter and then collared, Elkan said.
 
 
 
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