SIZE: Shoulder height (m) 0,8 m, (f) 0,7 m; mass (m) 30 kg, (f) 28 kg. Only males have the short, ridged, forward-curving horns. COLOUR: The soft, woolly coat is reddish grey or grey fawn. Undersides, including underside of short brown bushy tail, are white. Black gland patches under ears. POTENTIAL LONGEVITY: … Read more
It is a small, shy antelope that lives solitary during its entire life in heave bushes, except when breeding or giving birth. This antelope has a rufous coat, covered with white streaks. Wide-spaced stubby horns only occur in males. The species has a large mouth, short deep muzzle, and heavy grinding teeth. … Read more
They may seem average due to their medium size, but they are quick runners that can run up to 59 km/hr, have sharp eyesight, and are excellent jumpers. They are Grey Rheboks, a species of antelope that is native in the African continent. Read further to know more about the Grey … Read more
SIZE: Shoulder height 52 cm, mass 11 kg. Only the ram has horns, usually 9 cm in length. COLOUR: It varies from a reddish-brown to a lighter reddish-fawn. A dark patch is found above the nose and a dark marking on the forehead. The throat, eyebrows, abdomen, underside of tail and insides … Read more
The Blue Duiker, also known as the Philantomba monticola, is a small antelope that can be found in southern, western, and eastern Africa. This species is considered as the smallest duiker in the Bovidae family. The Blue Duiker’s closest relatives include Addaxes, Impalas, Elands, and Springboks. This duiker species was first described … Read more
Small but terrible—the Red Forest Duiker is a small antelope that have admirable characteristics and features. If you haven’t heard of the Red Forest Duiker yet, make sure to read further to know more about this animal! What is the Red Forest Duiker? The Red Forest Duiker is famed for many names: … Read more