What is another word for syncerus caffer nanus?
Pronunciation: [sˈɪnsəɹəs kˈafə nˈanəs] (IPA) 
The term "syncerus caffer nanus" refers to the dwarf or forest buffalo, which is a subspecies of the African buffalo, commonly found in dense forests and riverine habitats of West and Central Africa. This remarkable animal is known by different names in different regions, including African forest buffalo, forest ox, dwarf buffalo, and Congo buffalo. Although these names differ, they all point to the same animal, which is smaller and more agile than its savanna counterpart. Despite its smaller size, the forest buffalo is no less impressive, boasting sturdy, muscular builds, and dangerous, curved horns that make it a formidable force in the wild.
