The slender-horned gazelle is marked by its pale sandy coat and long, slender horns in both sexes. It lives among the dry dunes of the northern Sahara.
Its coat is pale sandy, and both sexes have slender horns. A male’s horns are generally straight with a slight backward curve.
In winter, it travels across broad desert areas in small groups and feeds on shrubs and low desert plants.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.