The Watusi Bighorn is truly an attractive breed known for its distinctive, long horns, which can measure up to eight feet or more from tip to tip. As for animals with super-giant horns, here are seven fascinating creatures known for their incredible horn sizes:
1. African elephants: Elephants have tusks, which are essentially elongated incisors. Some elephants, especially male elephants, can have exceptionally long tusks, sometimes more than 6 feet long.
2. Giant Eland: This is one of the largest antelope species and males have spiral horns that can grow up to 4 feet long.
3. Arabian Oryx: Recognizable by its sturdy and elegant horns, the Arabian Oryx’s horns can grow to about 2.5 feet long.
4. Gemsbok (Oryx): This antelope native to southern Africa has long, spear-shaped horns that can be more than 3.5 feet long.
5. Addax – These desert antelopes have impressive twisted horns that can grow up to about 3 feet long. 
6. Markhor: This wild goat native to Central Asia has impressive spiral horns that can grow up to 5 feet long.
7. Bighorn sheep: Known for their distinctive large, curved horns, bighorn sheep’s horns can weigh up to 30 pounds and be more than 3 feet long.
These animals have developed prominent horns that serve a variety of purposes, from defense and dominance to attracting mates and establishing territory in their respective habitats.
