She evidently enjoys her horns. This fascinating picture most certainly shows a female animal—perhaps an antelope, gazelle, or even a unique horned species—showcasing her amazing horns with what would seem to be pride. The picture most likely shows the animal in a posture that highlights her horns: maybe with her head raised or in a way that highlights the whole length and curve of these remarkable constructions? The way the photographer captured the light and angle to accentuate the texture and majesty of the horns would clearly show his ability. This picture has several uses: it's aesthetically arresting, maybe instructive, and also addresses the humanistic inclination to give animals human emotions. The image gains some humour and relatability from the concept of the animal assuming "pride" in a physical attribute. From a standpoint of wildlife photography, this picture most certainly offers useful record of the features of the species. It could also lead to debates on sexual dimorphism in the animal world as, in many horned species, the males have more striking headgear. This picture might thus expose the variety of animal adaptations and question viewers' preconceptions.
