Dibatag
Ammodorcas clarkei
VulnerableMammalherbivore
The dibatag, also called Clarke's gazelle, is a slender antelope found in Ethiopia and Somalia. With its long legs and neck, it looks like a gazelle but isn’t one. Its reddish-brown back and white belly make it stand out in the dry grasslands it calls home.
- Males have curved horns measuring 10 to 25 cm.
- They weigh between 20 and 35 kg, while females are slightly lighter.
- Their coat is gray to fawn above and white underneath.
GrasslandSavannaAfrica
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- Classification
- Mammal
- Scientific name
- Ammodorcas clarkei
- Habitat
- Grassland, Savanna
- Regions in this directory
- Africa
- Diet
- herbivore
- Relative size
- medium
- IUCN Red List
- Vulnerable (VU)