Coke's Hartebeest occurs in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Its coat is pale tawny, the rump patch is only slightly paler, and only the tail tuft is black. It selects grasses in grassland with scattered acacia scrub.
Its coat is pale tawny and the rump patch is only slightly paler. The black marking is confined to the tail tuft, not the whole tail.
It lives in Themeda triandra grassland with acacia scrub in Kenya and Tanzania. It is a selective grazer; the account names Themeda triandra, Digitaria macroblephara, and Pennisetum mezianum among its main foods.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.