Its name comes from the tuft of hair on the forehead, which can hide the small antlers of males. Its upper canine teeth are also long and tusk-like.
The tuft of hair on the forehead can hide the small antlers of males. Males also have long, tusk-like upper canine teeth.
It is most active around evening and night and usually lives alone. It eats leaves, twigs, fruit, grass, and other vegetation.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.