African Woods: Slender Horned Gazelle exhibit

Remind me, was this the exhibit that previously held Eastern giant eland (Taurotragus derbianus gigas) and Nubian red-fronted gazelle (Eudorcas rufifrons laevipes)?

@UngulateNerd92 -- This is the former bontebok exhibit. The giant eland and red-fronted gazelles were housed in the neighboring exhibit, which is currently home to addax and addra gazelles (the next photo in the gallery).

@Kudu21 ah thank you. I appreciate it. Does the park still keep Bontebok?

@UngulateNerd92 -- The Safari Park does not, but the Zoo does.

@Kudu21 oh ok. Why did they decide to phase out their Bontebok? and remind me, at the zoo, are they exhibited in what remains of Horn & Hoof Mesa?

@UngulateNerd92 -- To get more animals out of holding and onto exhibit, essentially. The bontebok do well at the zoo and in traditional zoo settings, in general, so by moving out the safari park animals, it allowed the park to move the breeding slender-horned herd onto exhibit and out of holding. The bontebok at the zoo are, indeed, in the remnants of Horn & Hoof Mesa.