Description

The Red Forest Duiker (Cephalophus natalensis) is a compact antelope species native to coastal and montane forests of southeastern Africa, particularly in Mozambique, Tanzania, and South Africa. Recognized by its reddish-brown coat, short legs, and small horns, it is well-adapted for moving through dense undergrowth.

These shy antelopes are omnivores, feeding on fruits, fungi, fallen leaves, flowers, and small invertebrates. They play an important ecological role in seed dispersal and forest regeneration.

This shoulder mount features a lifelike expression, vibrant coloring, and a Gold SCI Score of 12 2/16, making it ideal for wildlife collectors, interior decorators, or anyone interested in showcasing the diversity of African forest fauna.

• Species: Cephalophus natalensis

• Type: Shoulder mount

• Horn Size: Small (per species)

• SCI Score: 12 2/16 – Gold class

• Habitat: Coastal and inland forests of southeastern Africa

• Diet: Omnivore – fruits, leaves, mushrooms, small animals

A vibrant, rare antelope species perfect for rainforest-themed displays or museum-quality African collections.