Real Gray Duiker Skull

This real specimen showcases the distinctive cranial morphology of this solitary browser, with removable horns for detailed study. The skull exhibits natural wear consistent with field collection, including maxillary damage that adds to its scientific authenticity. Ideal for comparative anatomy, educational displays, or serious natural history collections.

The common duiker (or grey duiker) is a small antelope found throughout Africa. They have a reddish-brown coat, with a white underside, and males have short horns while females lack horns. Common duikers are browsers, feeding on a variety of plants, fruits, leaves, shoots, buds and flowers. They are mainly solitary animals, but can form small groups during the mating season. Common duikers are very shy and wary of predators, often fleeing when disturbed. They are also excellent climbers and can often be seen on rocky outcrops or in the branches of trees.