Shimba Hills contains Kenya's only population of Sable Antelope. The largest giant sable antelope horns recorded to date measured 65 inches long. In English "great sable antelope", "sable" or the Swahili name "mbarapi" are sometimes used. The sable antelope is notably darker; it has a brownish black coat. The giant sable antelope is a major national symbol of Angola. Cangandala was founded to protect the Giant Sable Antelope which were discovered in 1963. Sable antelope males are darker, being black rather than dark brown. Other animals to be seen include sable antelope, giraffe, zebra, impala, wildebeest and ostrich. Fauna include sable antelope, rhinos, hippos, and many species of birds, insects and aquatic life.