Both genders will have the little nub as slings and juveniles, so that's not an accurate way to determine gender on young specimens. Need to wait until it's bigger to see if the horn is developing more.
Both genders will have the little nub as slings and juveniles, so that's not an accurate way to determine gender on young specimens. Need to wait until it's bigger to see if the horn is developing more.
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