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covered liy I)u (.'luiillu in the Ciiiboou, Africa; iiotliii),u; 

 was kuuwii of its existence in East Africa until IMr. 

 Isaacs (liscoveveil it in the dense recesses of the j\Iau 

 forest. 



The Bongo of tlie Man Forest. (Natural History Museum.) 



It is worth repeating that "from Africa always 

 something new." A few years ago the forests of the 

 Congo furnished us with that remarkable mammal the 

 okapi, and from British East Africa comes quite 

 unexpectedly another four-footed and hugely-horned 

 animal the bongo. Few Europeans have seen a living 



