A critically endangered Saharan antelope with distinctive twisted horns and a pale coat that reflects sunlight. It is supremely adapted to desert life, able to survive without standing water by drawing moisture from vegetation.
Weight: Males: Up to 230-275 lbs.; Females: Up to 130-275 lbs.
Size: 38 inches at withers
Lifespan: Human Care: ~25 years; Wild: ~19 years
Location: North Africa Desert
IUCN is the International Union for Conservation of Nature. They collectively work to determine what animals are endangered, at risk, or stable. Learn More about IUCN here.
IUCN Red Status: Critically Endangered
IUCN Green Status: Critically Depleted
