Pelzeln's gazelle

Pelzeln's gazellePelzeln's gazelle was recorded on the northern Somaliland coastal plain. Late nineteenth-century descriptions report a fawn-colored coat and animals using dry stony or sandy ground with low shrubs.What does it look like?The late nineteenth-century description gives a brownish-fawn coat with a distinct light lateral band and a darker rufous-brown band, which is described as not black.How does it live?Pelzeln's gazelle was recorded on the northern Somaliland coastal plain. Late nineteenth-century descriptions report a fawn-colored coat and animals using dry stony or sandy ground with low shrubs.Nineteenth-century field accounts describe small groups on dry, stony ground or sandy undulating terrain among low shrubs. These are historical observations from the northern Somaliland coastal plain.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.