Watusi are native to Africa and, for over 6000 years, have played a pivotal role in the lives of various African tribes.
The animals’ large horns are honeycombed with blood vessels, and are used to thermo-regulate in hot temperatures. Blood moving through the horns is cooled by moving air, and then flows back into the body and lowers the animal’s body temperature.
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This is a not a female watusi, as you can see in picture.