The baby wildebeest and baby sable in this picture both have 83% size genes. The female sable closest to the camera has 75% size genes, and the adult wildebeest in the shot has 100% size genes. Someone here feels misproportioned. Every time I go to see a birth, I'm shocked how big the antelope are compared to mom. I did a little research, and it seems like the model used for the young sables represents a slightly later life phase than that used for the baby wildebeest. Wildebeest feel like newborns while sables feel like pre-teens, if that makes sense. Given that implementing proper animal aging would be a painstaking task (though we'd love you if you did!), what I'd suggest is scaling down the baby sable model and perhaps shrinking or removing the horn nubs to better align with the visual in game age of other youngsters (at least those species it gets an enrichment bonus from).
