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Oreotragus oreotragus

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A klipspringer antelope standing on a rock

A klipspringer antelope standing on a rock

Klipspringers are 2 feet tall and weigh between 20-40 pounds.

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Closeup of a baby klipspringer

Closeup of a baby klipspringer

Klipspringers have Ibristle-like, thick fur. The hairs are hollow and make a rustling noise when shaken.

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A pair of klipspringers looking over a boulder

A pair of klipspringers looking over a boulder

Klipspringers come in various colors depending on their location, but grey, yellow, and brown are the most common.

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Closeup of klipspringer hooves

Closeup of klipspringer hooves

Klipspringers have dainty hooves shaped like cylinders, so they appear to be standing on their tippy-toes.

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A klipspringer standing on a cliff

A klipspringer standing on a cliff

The males have hollowed-out horns, and depending on their location; females also have horns.

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Closeup of a baby klipspringer

Klipspringer

Oreotragus oreotragus

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