Cape buffalo

Your right it is a young one horns are not developed. Those are two different buffalos.

No they have not been cut. The angle of the picture gives not a good vieuw of the horns.

It appears as though this is a juvenile and its horns are still undeveloped. I don't think I'd rush to say they have been cut off.

tragic indeed!

horns have been cut off

Cape buffalo (Syncerus caffer)

Thanks janetellis i will look into it and try to fill in the blanks on my profiel

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Don't know much about it myself do i need to remove it from the page

Jappa, can you tell us more about this animal, like where it was spotted and species?

This is a domestic animal not for scientific research