Clark's gazelle

Clark's gazelleThis long-necked, long-legged antelope occurs in Ethiopia's Ogaden region and Somalia. It browses leaves and young shoots from shrubs and trees.What does it look like?Its back is grayish fawn, while the rump and underside are white. A white stripe runs from above the eye toward the muzzle, with a chestnut-colored line across the nose.How does it live?This long-necked, long-legged antelope occurs in Ethiopia's Ogaden region and Somalia. It browses leaves and young shoots from shrubs and trees.It browses leaves and young shoots from shrubs and trees, using its long neck to reach vegetation.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.