This is the last Jentink's Duiker left in captivity in the world! He is at the Gladys Porter Zoo in Brownsville, TX. The Jentink's Duiker is a forest antelope from West Africa. They have a very patchy distribution range within Sierra Leone, Liberia and Cote D'Ivoire. It is estimated that there might be anywhere from two thousand to four thousand left in the wild, and they are threatened by the illegal 'bush meat trade' , logging and by clearing land for dry rice, witch is done by burning the forest. These threats makes them Endangered with Extinction. Also to be noted is that this male is about 13 years old, They normally live with the range of 10 to 15 years, with one record of one reaching the age of 20. This species need more attention, before the last one passes away. Once it does, it might be forgotten! zoo's need to try and keep this species so they can highlight it and educate people of its conservation needs, and also to learn about its biology and behavior, so it can be better protected in the wild. Most likely the chances are that most people will never go to Liberia to find out how amazing and unique it's wildlife really is, or even less to see a Jentink's Duiker. they are rare! nocturnal! and very elusive! So for one to see one in the wild you will need a lot of luck and patience.