Noack's Klipspringer

Noack's KlipspringerThis klipspringer was described from southern Tanzania in 1899. The described specimen had rust-yellow and black speckling on its head and upper parts.What does it look like?Noack described the specimen’s crown as rust-yellow and black-speckled, with a black mark between the ears continuing backward as a stripe. The upper parts were similarly speckled, while the chest and inner hind legs were whitish. The collector reported the male as hornless.How does it live?This klipspringer was described from southern Tanzania in 1899. The described specimen had rust-yellow and black speckling on its head and upper parts.The field note accompanying Noack’s description says that it lives in rocky areas.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.