This gazelle lives in deserts of the Arabian Peninsula. It uses sand dunes and coastal flats and avoids steep, rocky ground. Its coat is pale fawn, and the facial markings are faint.
The general color is pale fawn. Facial markings are barely visible, and the long ears have whitish-fawn backs.
The Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi describes the species in Arabian deserts, using sand dunes and coastal flats while avoiding steep, rocky areas.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.