Average Mass: Rowland Ward: |
Track:44mm (1 3/4 ") x 25mm (1") |
Distribution is western Ethiopia, southern Sudan and northern Uganda. Colour is sandy fawn with a rufous tinge, the face has a chestnut stripe from the horns to the muzzle with a white patch on the forehead in front of the horns. The rump is white with a black stripe running vertically at the back of each buttock. Both sexes have horns which are strongly ringed and bend back in a gentle curve resembling the Thomson's Gazelle. Female horns are smaller and slender. Habitat is open plains and short grass. Mainly active in the mornings, need to drink daily.
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