The goitered gazelle is a graceful and elegant animal that roams the barren lands of Africa.
A member of the antelope family, it has large eyes and ears for protection from predators while its horns are used to defend itself against them.
The goitered gazelle can be found in herds of up to 300 individuals and will often gather around watering holes during dry season or when there is drought.
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Vulnerable (VU)
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Fact 1
the Goitered gazelle's breeding season is restricted to 3 to 4 months that are from November to January.
Fact 2
During the winter their coat becomes thicker and lighter in color.
Fact 3
They can run at a speed of 18 mph (29 kph).