A long-legged African antelope with a narrow muzzle, the hartebeest lives in herds on savanna grasslands. Coat color and horn shape vary across its range.
Its legs are long, its back slopes down from the shoulders, and its muzzle is narrow. Coat color and horn shape vary among subspecies.
It mainly uses savanna grasslands and lives in herds; it is also found in open woodland and scrub.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.