Impala

The impala is a graceful antelope with reddish-brown fur, living in eastern and southern Africa. Males grow elegant lyre-shaped horns, while both sexes are known for their speed and agility. They thrive in grasslands and scrublands, adapting easily to different environments.

• Males have slender, curved horns measuring 45–92 cm long.
• They stand 70–92 cm tall at the shoulder and weigh 40–65 kg.
• Two subspecies exist: the common impala and the darker black-faced impala.