A medium-sized African antelope renowned for its incredible athleticism — capable of leaping up to 10 feet high and 33 feet in length to evade predators. One of the most abundant antelopes in sub-Saharan Africa, they live in large, fluid social herds.
Weight: Males: 80-170 lbs. Females: 60-110 lbs.
Size: Height: 2.5-3 feet at shoulder. Length: 3.5-5 feet long.
Lifespan: Wild: 12-15 years
Location: African savanna
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IUCN Red Status: Least Concern
IUCN Green Status: Not Evaluated
