The Mongolian gazelle is a steppe animal whose coat changes with the seasons. In eastern and southeastern Mongolia, large herds move seasonally in search of pasture and water.
Its summer coat is reddish yellow and becomes lighter in winter. It has a white patch on the rump; horns are present in males.
It feeds on grasses and other herbaceous plants. In eastern and southeastern Mongolia, large herds migrate seasonally in search of pasture and water.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.