The mountain bongo, originally from Kenya, is a critically endangered antelope with less than 100 in the wild.

By Gilbert Nakweya Mountain bongos, one of the largest and rarest species of antelope in the world, are endemic to Kenya.

The struggle to keep one of the world's largest and rarest antelope species alive has taken a massive step forward in Kenya.

Kenya’s successful sending home of 17 unique and severely at-risk mountain bongos from the US makes a substantial landmark in ...

Kenya has received 17 rare mountain bongos from the US, boosting efforts to restore the critically endangered species.

“Both mom and calf are thriving, with the little one nursing well and growing stronger each day,” the wildlife park wrote.

The antelopes are third-generation descendants of mountain bongos taken from Kenya in the 1960s ... is the largest African forest-dwelling antelope, according to the KWS. It is listed by the ...

Nairobi: Kenya on Sunday received 17 mountain bongos from the United States, a development hailed as a major milestone in the efforts to restore the rare antelope population in Kenya, their only ...

Kenya is expecting another batch of mountain bongos from Europe in the next three months, according to KWS. Banner image: The recent release of a mountain bongo. Photo courtesy of Martin Mutua ...