A kudu horn is typically made from the hollow, spiral horns of the kudu, a large antelope native to Africa. The horns are composed of keratin, the same protein found in human hair and nails. They are often used in traditional African ceremonies and as Musical Instruments, producing a deep, resonant sound when blown into.
The Great Kudu.
The Ivory horn, traditionally known as the "Kudu horn" or "Kudu trumpet," is typically played by members of various African tribes, particularly in regions like Southern Africa. It is often used in ceremonial contexts, signaling events or gatherings, and can be played by skilled musicians or community leaders. Its sound serves both musical and communicative purposes within cultural practices.
A horn pipe is so called because they are shaped like a horn. They are not made of horn though, but rather an African gourd called a calabash. The gourd is dried and then the top part with the curved stem is removed and used as the body of the pipe. A meerschaum bowl is fitted to the large part of the gourd where tobacco is smoked. Meerschaum is an absorbent stone found in Turkey that is used for the bowl of the pipe that will soak up excess moisture produced while smoking.
Lions.
The world record is around 74 inches when measured along the crest of the horn.
The horn of a horse is referring to the horn of a horses saddle, which is normally on a western saddle.
Normally a baritone horn is referred to as being either gold or silver. A baritone is normally made out of Yellow brass with a Silver, Nickel, or Lacquer finish.
The kudu is an antelope, and is a mammal.
The anwser is it is called Kudu
Kudu
Kudu are an entire species, they are not a combination of any animal. There is even two "sub-"species. But kudu are just kudu.
a kudu is a firm if antelope