April16,2024
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While not technically horns, the tusks of African elephants are formidable weapons. They can be used for defense against predators and in dominance displays against rival males.
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Rhinos have large horns made of keratin, which they use for defense and establishing dominance. The horns can grow to impressive lengths and are capable of inflicting serious injuries.
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Cape buffaloes possess large, curved horns that they use for defense against predators such as lions and in aggressive encounters with rivals.
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Male bighorn sheep, or rams, have massive, curling horns that they use in dramatic clashes during mating season. These horns can weigh up to 30 pounds and are powerful weapons.
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Musk oxen have thick, curved horns that form a protective barrier around their heads. They use their horns to defend against predators such as wolves and to establish dominance within their herds.
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Water buffaloes have large, sweeping horns that can span several feet across. These horns are used for defense against predators and in dominance displays within the herd.
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Wildebeests, also known as gnus, have curved horns that they use for defense against predators and in clashes with rival males during mating season.
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