A gazelle recorded in northern Kenya, where a 2024–2025 survey counted at least 196 animals in 35 encounters. Most observed herds held 2–3 animals; the largest held at least 23.
In the northern Kenya report photograph, the back and flanks are tawny, with a white underside and broad white rump and a black tail. The long ringed horns visible in the photograph sweep backward and turn inward at the tips.
During Phase Two of a northern Kenya survey from June 2024 to March 2025, researchers recorded at least 196 animals in 35 encounters. Most herds held 2–3 animals; the largest observed held at least 23.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.